Hi Steven!
thanks for your reply,
ive been testing some more and i think i found my mean reason;
i added a xx.txt to my test ticket and it seems that otrs does not accept txt files as attachements.
i added a .pm file and this worked immediatly!
Is there a way to solve this? it seems like a bug for me.
how ever thanks for your information, this is also very helpfull!
i wish you the best for 2009!
Find out what user the web server is running as and then ensure that thesol sol wrote:
> hi,
>
> i would like to activate the
>
> Self->{TicketStorageModule} = 'Kernel::System::Ticket::ArticleStoragefs';
>
> this activated correctly but when i try it out, it just creates a folder
> with year - month - day ,
> but no files.. so in the manual it claims :
>
> Contra: Your webserver user should be the otrs user (file system
> permissions!).
>
> how can i edit this functions in a windows environment?
> is this just chmod the var/article folder or...?
folder has the appropriate permissions for that user to be able to write
to it. Generally if systems are just running out of the box and the web
server is installed as a service it will be running as LocalSystem,
otherwise if you start the webserver then it will probably be running
under your userid so you will need to have the ability to write to that
folder.
Windows doesn't have a chmod command, it uses ACLs for permissions, have
a look at the commands "icacls" (Win2k3sp2, Visa, Win2008) or "cacls"
(Win2000, WinXP).
Steve
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