I am new to RT.
I have installed it on Linux RedHat 6.1
I can create queues and users from the command line but when I
try to connect via web interface, the following error is generated in
the httpd error_log:
Undefined subroutine CGI::Vars
[-Date-] [error] [client 192.168.10.2] Premature end of script /
headers /home/httpd/cgi-bin/rt/admin-webrt.cgi
Can anyone help?
Frances
[snip]
Undefined subroutine CGI::Vars [-Date-] [error] [client 192.168.10.2] Premature end of script / headers /home/httpd/cgi-bin/rt/admin-webrt.cgi
See the FAQ Q2.6:
Q2.6 What do I do when RT can’t find CGI::Vars
Your version of CGI.pm is out of date. Please upgrade to at least version
2.53.
Hope this helps,
CS
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Is version rt-1-3-18…safe to use?
Jason Truong
Not in production. It’s an interim, development release that’s been tagged as alpha-1. It’s safe to play around with, but I wouldn’t trust customer mail to it.
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Is version rt-1-3-18…safe to use?
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“J” == Jesse jesse@fsck.com writes:
J> Not in production. It’s an interim, development release that’s been
J> tagged as alpha-1. It’s safe to play around with, but I wouldn’t
J> trust customer mail to it. -j
Will there be a clear upgrade path to RT2 from 1.3.18?
Not necessarily. The schema is approaching stability, but at this point, I
can’t commit to tools for data migration within the 1.3 development series.
As we get closer to a solid 2.0 release, I’ll put a stake in the ground and after that point, upgrades will be supported.On Mon, Sep 25, 2000 at 01:07:08PM -0400, Robert Spier wrote:
“J” == Jesse jesse@fsck.com writes:
J> Not in production. It’s an interim, development release that’s been
J> tagged as alpha-1. It’s safe to play around with, but I wouldn’t
J> trust customer mail to it. -jWill there be a clear upgrade path to RT2 from 1.3.18?
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Emacs is a pretty good operating system, but Unix has a better editor.
I’m resorting back to v1.04.
I tried to implement version rt-1-3-18 but could not get it to work.
Is anyone out there running the rt-1.3 versions?
Jason Truong
Junior Systems Administrator
Digital Pipe
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In the immortal words of Jason truong (jtruong@digitalpipe.net):
I’m resorting back to v1.04.
I tried to implement version rt-1-3-18 but could not get it to work.
Is anyone out there running the rt-1.3 versions?
1.3 is the “alpha” release of 2.0. It is neither stable nor
feature-complete. Don’t run it in a production environment.
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I am new to RT.
I have installed it on Linux RedHat 6.1
I can create queues and users from the command line but when I
try to connect via web interface, the following error is generated in
the httpd error_log:Undefined subroutine CGI::Vars [-Date-] [error] [client 192.168.10.2] Premature end of script / headers /home/httpd/cgi-bin/rt/admin-webrt.cgiCan anyone help?
yes, just start the cgi script on the command line and you will most likely
get an syntax error or die from the perl script.
Greetings
Bernd