Testdeps omission

Hi,

I’ve just (successfully) implemented RT at our place, and noticed that testdeps
doesn’t test for Bundle::libnet, while it may want to:

I had trouble sending mail from RT, then realised (thanks the logs) that I was
missing Net::Domain.pm and Net::SMTP.pm

I do realise that every system out there has Bundle::libnet installed, but as
it happends, mine didn’t - and it wasn’t picked up by testdeps. Maybe it should?

Thanks
Bye
Yan

Yan Fitterer
IT Manager, Royal Academy of Music
E-mail : y.fitterer@ram.ac.uk
Phone (+44) 20 7873 7365 Fax (+44) 20 7873 7364

RT shouldn’t need Net::SMTP unless you’re trying to use the SMTP mail transport… is that what you 're doing?

-jOn Tue, Jun 05, 2001 at 05:44:05PM +0100, Yan Fitterer wrote:

Hi,

I’ve just (successfully) implemented RT at our place, and noticed that testdeps
doesn’t test for Bundle::libnet, while it may want to:

I had trouble sending mail from RT, then realised (thanks the logs) that I was
missing Net::Domain.pm and Net::SMTP.pm

I do realise that every system out there has Bundle::libnet installed, but as
it happends, mine didn’t - and it wasn’t picked up by testdeps. Maybe it should?

Thanks
Bye
Yan


Yan Fitterer
IT Manager, Royal Academy of Music
E-mail : y.fitterer@ram.ac.uk
Phone (+44) 20 7873 7365 Fax (+44) 20 7873 7364


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Linux is like a Vorlon. It is incredibly powerful, gives terse,
cryptic answers and has a lot of things going on in the background.

Wasn’t aware I was “doing” that. My config.pm is specifying sendmail as the
outgoing transport (in fact, that section is pretty much unchanged from the
default).

How does one get to use/not use sendmail / SMTP?

Thanks
Yan---- On 5 Jun 2001, at 14:17, Jesse wrote: ----

RT shouldn’t need Net::SMTP unless you’re trying to use the SMTP mail
transport… is that what you 're doing?

-j

On Tue, Jun 05, 2001 at 05:44:05PM +0100, Yan Fitterer wrote:

Hi,

I’ve just (successfully) implemented RT at our place, and noticed that
testdeps doesn’t test for Bundle::libnet, while it may want to:

I had trouble sending mail from RT, then realised (thanks the logs) that I was
missing Net::Domain.pm and Net::SMTP.pm

I do realise that every system out there has Bundle::libnet installed, but as
it happends, mine didn’t - and it wasn’t picked up by testdeps. Maybe it
should?

Thanks
Bye
Yan


Yan Fitterer
IT Manager, Royal Academy of Music
E-mail : y.fitterer@ram.ac.uk
Phone (+44) 20 7873 7365 Fax (+44) 20 7873 7364


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cryptic answers and has a lot of things going on in the background.


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Yan Fitterer
IT Manager, Royal Academy of Music
E-mail : y.fitterer@ram.ac.uk
Phone (+44) 20 7873 7365 Fax (+44) 20 7873 7364

I suspect that it’s actually the Mail::Send stuff that MIME::Entity uses
by default. Switching from sendmail to smtp would require
frobbing the Mailing options in config.pmOn Wed, Jun 06, 2001 at 01:00:58PM +0100, Yan Fitterer wrote:

Wasn’t aware I was “doing” that. My config.pm is specifying sendmail as the
outgoing transport (in fact, that section is pretty much unchanged from the
default).

How does one get to use/not use sendmail / SMTP?

Thanks
Yan

---- On 5 Jun 2001, at 14:17, Jesse wrote: ----

RT shouldn’t need Net::SMTP unless you’re trying to use the SMTP mail
transport… is that what you 're doing?

-j

On Tue, Jun 05, 2001 at 05:44:05PM +0100, Yan Fitterer wrote:

Hi,

I’ve just (successfully) implemented RT at our place, and noticed that
testdeps doesn’t test for Bundle::libnet, while it may want to:

I had trouble sending mail from RT, then realised (thanks the logs) that I was
missing Net::Domain.pm and Net::SMTP.pm

I do realise that every system out there has Bundle::libnet installed, but as
it happends, mine didn’t - and it wasn’t picked up by testdeps. Maybe it
should?

Thanks
Bye
Yan


Yan Fitterer
IT Manager, Royal Academy of Music
E-mail : y.fitterer@ram.ac.uk
Phone (+44) 20 7873 7365 Fax (+44) 20 7873 7364


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jesse reed vincent – root@eruditorum.orgjesse@fsck.com
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Linux is like a Vorlon. It is incredibly powerful, gives terse,
cryptic answers and has a lot of things going on in the background.


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Yan Fitterer
IT Manager, Royal Academy of Music
E-mail : y.fitterer@ram.ac.uk
Phone (+44) 20 7873 7365 Fax (+44) 20 7873 7364

jesse reed vincent – root@eruditorum.orgjesse@fsck.com
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RT:

I’m new to the list and successfully setup RT last night on My RH 7 box.

Every thing is working great … the only issue was the “sendmail” fix that
allows piping (on the web FAQ, but not in the README) … after applying
this I was 100%.

Here is a newbie (workflow), request flow question …

If I have a user sending in a request to: help@mydomain.com … I want to
have the request e-mail go to 3 different places, 2 admin e-mail accounts
and a text e-mail pager.

What would be the easiest way to accomplish this? Is this a function of
Sendmail or RT?

Kind Regards,
Will