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  • #REDIRECT [[Attaching common files without storing in RT database]]
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  • ...tickets, but sending the same file over and over takes up space in the RT database. The easiest and recommend solution to this problem is to send a link to th ...ustomization that saves space by storing each attachment only once in RT's database. This customization involves creating 3 callbacks, replacing one RT compone
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  • ...he [[SQLite]] database file to "./configure" as the argument to "--with-db-database". ...ace. It should be read/writable by that user. The directory containing the database file should also be read/writable by that user so that [[SQLite]] temporary
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  • This page is intended to capture notes about possible additional database indexes, which could be used to influence future updates to the official sc * Database: [[PostgreSQL]]
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  • The [[PostgreSQL]] database is available from http://www.postgresql.org == Database Authentication ==
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  • #REDIRECT [[Attaching common files without storing in RT database]]
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  • Use [[SQLite]] as a database, again under your current directory. Set up the [[SQLite]] database
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  • [[MySQL]] is Relational Database Management System(RDBMS) that can be used by RT to store data.
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  • It's never recommended to work directly on your RT database, but in this instance that is the only way to recover from this mistake. If You may wish to take a backup of your database, just in case.
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  • Then we should upgrade database with: /usr/sbin/rt-setup-database-3.8 --action upgrade --dba rtuser --dba-password
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  • = Adding new records into RT's database = = rt-setup-database and initialdata =
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  • Set or change the root password for MySQL and remove the test database and anonymous user. === Creating the RT database ===
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  • ==== [[Database Settings]] ====
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  • ...r />create database rt4<br />select database rt4<br />import backup of old database<br />'''RT should be sucessfully updated and working.'''
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  • rt-setup-database --action init 
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  • This is plugin which connect to [[MySQL]] database. It uses user-friendly wizards, where you can select particular tables and
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  • * Mysqld 5.0.22-- Database to Store the RT information. === Create the Database ===
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  • '''Created a new folder''' /opt/rt38 and new mysql database rt38, granting permissions to the appropriate user. '''Restored RT 3.4.4 mysql backup''' into mysql database rt38.
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  • * Mysqld 5.0.22-- Database to Store the RT information. === Create the Database ===
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  • ==<span style="font-size:large;">Updating the Database</span>== ...ake use of the new recipient groups from a Scrip you need to update the RT database.
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  • === Why a real database? === ...t these, so the test suite selects and runs the tests appropriate for your database.
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  • These commands merely build an SQL query to retrieve data from your database and are inherited from the API of DBIx::SearchBuilder.
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  • ...[[PostgreSQL]] database that has been prepared with <code> make initialize-database</code>. It's probably a bit rough but worked reasonably for me. I'd appreci # give the database a chance to use its defaults
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  • ...es or mysql) is not made into a dependency. You need to make sure that the database you want to use is installed. This makes one more /apt-get install/ . The default database in the configuration files is postgresql. I have changed this to mysqld bec
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  • * Mysql - Database to Store the RT information. ...mysql),if don't install it,create the mysql Database will create sqlite3's database,don't create mysql's.)*
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  • ...y to apply - apt-get update/upgrade). For the database we use Postgres (RT database password is auto-generated during boot - so its unique and secure), Email i Especially for server applications like RT with a lot of database connections and small files, disk access time is one of the key factors for
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  • | The database host (default: localhost) | The database port
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  • * Mysqld - Database to Store the RT information. === Create the Database ===
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  • This action does not require any Perl code, just a database edit. It uses code already in RT. # /path/to/rt3/sbin/rt-setup-database --action insert \
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  • $ sudo rt-setup-database --action init --dba root --prompt-for-dba-password ...not to make the permissions on this file too liberal, because it contains database
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  • == Database backend == RT stores its data in a database. You can choose from the following database management systems (DBMS):
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  • Transaction support within the database is pretty much required since RT 3.0.0 and up. updating from earlier versio
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  • ...sert the datafile just saved. This will create the ScripConditions in RT's database. /path/to/rt3/sbin/rt-setup-database --action insert --datafile /path/to/AnyReminderTransaction.insert
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  • ===== • Initialize the RT Database ===== $ /usr/sbin/rt-setup-database --action init
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  • ...examining the database. Also, very occasionally you may wish to modify the database directly (e.g. delete bogus information). ...OTE:''' Nobody guarantee that this document describes all relations in the database.
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  • ...en to provide a quick way to run a backup of the Request Tracker ''mysql'' database. This is a good tool for routine daily backups and can be run as part of th ...ver account the cron job will run as) will have DB access rights to the RT Database. </nowiki>
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  • * MySql - Database to Store the RT information. * Configuration for using a MySQL database on another local server.
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  • * [[ConfigEximFromRTDB]] - configure Exim to use [[Queue]] info from RT database.
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  • ...up with cross-links so that the CRM record in VTiger goes to the RT ticket database and vice versa. (Also, we use Asterisk, so if things could hook into that t
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  • rt4-db-mysql - MySQL database backend for request-tracker4 rt4-db-postgresql - PostgreSQL database backend for request-tracker4
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  • You will need to modify each script to insert your RT3 database name, userid and password. my $dsn = "DBI:Pg:database=$database;host=$hostname;port=$port";
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  • Grox specialises in developing scalable, cost-effective, and robust database-driven applications for internet businesses.
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  • ...worry about - all of the customisation was in Scrips and therefore in the database. Filesystem-based changes need scrutinising closely to see if they still ma ...nd AT 1.2.3 etc. and tested it worked. The task was then to migrate the RT database from the old server to the new server. This is the interesting bit and shou
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  • ...ges are described bellow. You can use my script [[rt-mysql2pg]] to prepare database for full text without a tedious work. * To prepare already converted [[PostgreSQL]] database run:
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  • ...sert the datafile just saved. This will create the ScripConditions in RT's database. /path/to/rt3/sbin/rt-setup-database --action insert --datafile /path/to/AnyTransactionSource.insert
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  • This condition appears to be missing a database row as part of the example
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  • ...have to do. You have to insert description of the new scrip condition into database of the RT.
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  • /path/to/rt3/sbin/rt-setup-database --action insert \ ...a.domain.com user@tla.domain.com]". So if the email address in the RT user database uses capital letters, you never get a match, even if the email is sent with
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  • * THE DATABASE: ##These are the settings we used above when creating the RT database,
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  • 2) Go into the "SQL Database Server" group and select the "mysql-server" package (not selected by defaul 11) Install RT3 and initialize the database:
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  • postgres-# grant all privileges on database rt4 to rt_user <u>'''CAUTION: do NOT initialize the database as the script may ask (do NOT run "make initdb")'''</u>
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  • == Database Setup == ...t''' create a database ''user'' for you. If you have not already created a database user for RT, please consult the appropriate documentation, such as [[Config
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  • ===First pick a database=== ...l one of the three database choices. The first package installs the actual database, the second installs the client dependencies for RT.
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  • ...port altering of the current value. Let's see how to alter id in different database servers:
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  • ...n the distribution for the main installation. In particular, the --with-db-database option should be set to a known SID in your local tns listener config. If there is problem with accents on the web pages for text from the database, it might be needed to add the following environnement variables to apache
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  • This script connects to the RT database and exports all of the mail into mbox format. An mbox file is created for e * I've tested this with my [[PostgreSQL]] database and added code so that it should also work with [[MySQL]], but all other da
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  • '--with-db-database=rt_upgrade' '--with-db-dba=root' '--mandir=/usr/local/man' '--infodir=/usr/ [/]# /usr/local/rt3/sbin/rt-setup-database --dba root --prompt-for-dba-password --action upgrade
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  • ...'apt-get install mysql-server(or)pgsql''' You can choose either of the two database packages or if you already have one installed, you can ignore this step. DATABASE CREATION AND SCHEMA INSTALLATION
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  • The problem is in the database, so we have to fix it there. Backup your database BEFORE CONTINUING!
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  • ## Initialize the database: ...e to complete this step by editing the RT files directly, and creating the database. Refer to the RT documentation for manual steps.
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  • == Database Enhancements == * Split the attachments database into an actual binary attachments, and correspondences/comments databases
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  • ...tickets, but sending the same file over and over takes up space in the RT database. The easiest and recommend solution to this problem is to send a link to th ...ustomization that saves space by storing each attachment only once in RT's database. This customization involves creating 3 callbacks, replacing one RT compone
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  • ...and columns; there are no enforced relational integrity constraints at the database levels.
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  • == RT database == * [[Debug]] - How to enable debug output in RT, Apache, and your database server.
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  • This will configure the RT4 database, best to run after installing 'request-tracker4', it does not install mysql ...llation of all necessary apache2 packages follow the configuration for the database setup and rt root password
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  • # Connect to the database. set up loggign
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  • #''You have a username and password for the RT Database (or root)'' #'''''Configure the RTDB database manually '''''
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  • Initialize mysql database: <nowiki>* /usr/sbin/rt-setup-database --action init --dba root --dba-password &lt;mysql-root-password&gt;
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  • ...robably sending autoreplies) for a ticket that will never make it into the database. The patch replaces the RT::Attachement object with the $id of the attachme
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  • ...ous. Note that you do not have to manually add a database user or set up a database for RT. These actions will be taken care of in the next step.) After that, you need to initialize RT's database by running
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  • WARNING: IF YOU DON'T KNOW YOUR WAY AROUND A DATABASE, STOP HERE. It may sound harsh, but you can bugger your RT database with a
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  • Enter the MYSQL root password you used earlier in order to set up the new RT database when prompted. Set the RT database access password (this password is for RT to connect to MYSQL &amp; is store
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  • ...cookies in your browser won't have an expiry date and the sessions in the database will remain there, unless cleaned up by a cronjob.
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  • (You will definitely need to set RT's database password before continuing. After that, you need to initialize RT's database by running
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  • ...priate for all sites. I expect it could be modified to search in RT's user database...
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  • = Database Specific Notes =
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  • *MySQL for our database
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  • ...e a chance to review and select specific objects then remove them from the database while a backup SQL dump is created. ...RT instance and duplicate it onto a development box but not have the huge database full of tickets and ticket-related data.
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  • 2) Go into the "SQL Database Server" group and select the "mysql-server" package (not selected by defaul 14) Install RT3 and initialize the database:
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  • ...nfigured) the socket path DBI is expecting, RT will fail to connect to the database. Neither the my.cnf change or setting the database port worked for me. The $ENV was the solution that worked.
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  • * The database was taking a long time to process the query. More about the query later. * This setup has a database of about 5.6Gig (the size of the dump file)
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  • After that you can install RT and move on to setting up the database. make initialize-database
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  • Enter the MYSQL root password you used earlier in order to set up the new RT database when prompted. Set the RT database access password (this password is for RT to connect to MYSQL &amp; is store
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  • ...database with the mysql command, but trying to view the RT page gets you a database error in error_log, [[SELinux]] may be the problem, see messages or audit.l 2.4. Database configuration
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  • ...not to make the permissions on this file too liberal, because it contains database passwords. You may need to put the webserver user in the appropriate group ...wly, one at a time, but the server doesn't appear to be overloaded and the database is not large.
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  • * Whenever RT tries -- and fails -- to load a user from the RT user database, it queries an Ldap server for the account information and creates it on th
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  • ...ded-insert --default-character-set=binary --databases rtdb_name --add-drop-database | gzip > /datos/dump.sql.gz] [./rt-setup-database --prompt-for-dba-password --action upgrade]
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  • Note: Create/Initialize RT's database make initialize-database
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  • ...te a "select one from many" custom field from a text file generated from a database query.
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  • ...on of the wiki is an attempt to guide you through small changes in system, database and RT installation that can make a big impact on performance. * A properly installed database application
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  • make initialize-database and re-run 'make initialize-database'.
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  • ...eans that the users' information can also be looked up against an external database, and it can even be a different one to the one providing authentication. * DBI support means support for any type of database service for which a Perl DBI driver exists and can be installed into your s
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  • ...l with this option, as it can only be undone using direct access to the RT database and not from the user interface, to fix the problem, on MySQL execute the f
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  • Virtual data in SQL database following this idea: Remeber to do a 'newaliases' command to make the new alias database.
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  • == Database backend == RT stores its data in a database. You can choose from the following database management systems (DBMS):
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  • &gt; mysql drop database test; sudo make initialize-database
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  • Load a user from the database
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  • Set up database (this is where you need the MySQL root password you set earlier) sudo make initialize-database
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  • --with-db-type=TYPE sort of database RT will use (default: mysql; others are --with-db-host=HOSTNAME FQDN of database server (default: localhost)
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  • ...changes to tickets (be careful!), etc. It can both query and update the RT database. '''bin/rt''' has its limitations; it cannot deal with custom fields yet (a '''bin/rt''' talks to your RT web site (not directly to the database) and it needs to know how to connect as if it were a user using a web brows
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  • ...of Perl, may segfault at the "Creating system user..." stage of initialize-database instead of reporting the above error./
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  • ...recent RT versions. Before you set the password you must switch to the RT Database.
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