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* [[RssFeed]] - How to use RT's RSS feeds.
* [[RssFeed]] - How to use RT's RSS feeds.
* [[SearchOnDates]] - Describes how powerful a search on dates can be.
* [[SearchOnDates]] - Describes how powerful a search on dates can be.
* [[TicketDates]] - Describes all date fields [[Ticket]] has
* [[ManualTicketDates]] - Describes all date fields [[Ticket]] has
* [[TicketSQL]] - Pseudo SQL used in the Query Builder and API
* [[TicketSQL]] - Pseudo SQL used in the Query Builder and API
* [[Dashboards]] - A collection of saved searches that are run on a schedule you define and emailed to you.
* [[Dashboards]] - A collection of saved searches that are run on a schedule you define and emailed to you.

Latest revision as of 16:08, 6 April 2016

This page describes how to do various tasks. These are mainly articles that were written by the RT community.

If you haven't installed RT then you should read InstallationGuides. You may also want to see the wiki pages FAQ and UserManual

Configuration

  • SiteConfig - All about configuring RT using RT_SiteConfig.pm file.

Email Interface

This section is about MTAs and handling of incoming and transferring outgoing emails. See also section about scrips below to get ideas how to configure notifications and its content.

EmailInterface - all things about handling emails in one place

Web User Interface

Service tasks and RT system maintenance

See also EmailInterface and configuration section above

RT for Bug tracking

Scrips

Everything related to Scrips, ScripActions, ScripConditions and Templates. See also "Customization & Internals" below.

Migrate

RT database

Customization & Internals

Other

  • AccentBug - How to work around UTF/accent bug if using Perl < 5.8.3
  • CliBasics - A basic example on writing a CLI program to add tickets with custom fields.
  • CompilingPerl