Re: [otrs] More: RC1.0/Suse 8.1 Install Problem

Martin, I am not sure of the etiquette of this board, so I replied to otrs@otrs.org, but just in case you didn't see it, I don't think you actually have a problem. Apparently, when I initially installed SuSE, I also installed an older version of OTRS by accident. So just to check everything out, I reinstalled SuSE making sure that OTRS was not installed, and now all is fine. Sorry about the confusion. I am evaluating OTRS for a small company that is in desperate need of this package and wanted to make sure that the install instructions worked without a hitch. Thanks for the prompt reply. Alan Yorinks
From: Martin Edenhofer
Reply-To: otrs@otrs.org To: otrs@otrs.org Subject: Re: [otrs] More: RC1.0/Suse 8.1 Install Problem Date: Tue, 14 Jan 2003 20:47:40 +0100 Hi Alan,
On Tue, Jan 14, 2003 at 12:59:38AM -0500, Alan Yorinks wrote:
In addition to my original message below, when I do the rcapache I get the following:
linux:/home/afy/tmp # rcapache restart Shutting down httpd done Starting httpd [ Mailman PERL PHP4]/usr/sbin/rcapache: line 206: 9114 Segmentation fault $HTTPD_BIN $INET6 -t -f /etc/httpd/httpd.conf $MODULES >> /var/log/httpd/rcapache.log 2>&1
Syntax OK failed
Any Ideas on this and the problem restated below. I am sure I must be doing something wrong. I did do the SuSEConfig first. [...]
I think this is my mistake. I added to /opt/otrs/scripts/apache-httpd.include.conf a Perlrequire line. I think this is the wrong place. Change it to:
[...] # load all otrs modules #Perlrequire /opt/otrs/scripts/apache-perl-startup.pl [...]
restart the webserver and it should work. I fix it for RC2.
Thanks, Alan Yorinks
Martin
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Hi, I read the article stated about 'multi domain setup' on the User List. Nice feature! I tried this and I think every things are good.
Nice! You can do this with OTRS. ,-)
- add groups for each customer - add customer queues - add customer system email addresses - put all customer queues in the customer group - put all customer accounts in the customer group (and only in this group)
And you will have your ASP-solution.
I have one more question. After the above setup process (I added customer-A as a customer), how can the customer-A add/modify Response, AutoResponce, Signature and salutations. If admin gave group-admin to customer-A, customer-A will be able to see every other management information. Are there any other settings? There are some Config options for ASP like MoveinToAllQueues, ChangeOwnerToEveryone,... # MoveInToAllQueues -> useful for ASP # (Possible to move in all queue? Not only queue which # the own groups) [1|0] $Self->{MoveInToAllQueues} = 1; # ChangeOwnerToEveryone -> useful for ASP # (Possible to change owner of ticket ot everyone) [0|1] $Self->{ChangeOwnerToEveryone} = 0; # ShowCustomerSelection # (show customer selection in phone and change customer view # - disable this for ASP!) [0|1] $Self->{ShowCustomerSelection} = 1; # PhoneViewASP -> useful for ASP # (Possible to create in all queue? Not only queue which # the own groups) [0|1] $Self->{PhoneViewASP} = 1; I'm sorry, I'm confusing with these settings. Could you please any recommendation? Shozo

Hi Shozo, On Wed, Jan 15, 2003 at 03:12:43PM +0900, murahashi wrote:
Nice! You can do this with OTRS. ,-)
- add groups for each customer - add customer queues - add customer system email addresses - put all customer queues in the customer group - put all customer accounts in the customer group (and only in this group)
And you will have your ASP-solution.
I have one more question. After the above setup process (I added customer-A as a customer), how can the customer-A add/modify Response, AutoResponce, Signature and salutations.
If admin gave group-admin to customer-A, customer-A will be able to see every other management information.
Yes. Admin is the admin of the whole system. -=> "ASP-solution" on agent-level. If you want to have two independent systems (admins) you need to install a second OTRS on your machine.
Are there any other settings?
There are some Config options for ASP like MoveinToAllQueues, ChangeOwnerToEveryone,...
# MoveInToAllQueues -> useful for ASP # (Possible to move in all queue? Not only queue which # the own groups) [1|0] $Self->{MoveInToAllQueues} = 1;
# ChangeOwnerToEveryone -> useful for ASP # (Possible to change owner of ticket ot everyone) [0|1] $Self->{ChangeOwnerToEveryone} = 0;
# ShowCustomerSelection # (show customer selection in phone and change customer view # - disable this for ASP!) [0|1] $Self->{ShowCustomerSelection} = 1;
# PhoneViewASP -> useful for ASP # (Possible to create in all queue? Not only queue which # the own groups) [0|1] $Self->{PhoneViewASP} = 1;
I'm sorry, I'm confusing with these settings. Could you please any recommendation?
This depends on your system/setup. a) A setup where no agent should access (move/read/change owner/...) the tickets of the other group would be: $Self->{MoveInToAllQueues} = 0; $Self->{ChangeOwnerToEveryone} = 0; $Self->{ShowCustomerSelection} = 0; $Self->{PhoneViewASP} = 1; b) A setup where no agent should read the tickets of the other group but each group should be able to move ticket and set the owner to somebody of the other group would be: $Self->{MoveInToAllQueues} = 1; $Self->{ChangeOwnerToEveryone} = 1; $Self->{PhoneViewASP} = 0; I add an example to the online doc.
Shozo
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