jesse at fsck
Oct 2, 2000, 2:17 PM
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[fwd] Status of Oracle port (from: dmorgan@bartertrust.com)
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----- Forwarded message from Dave Morgan <dmorgan [at] bartertrust> -----
Date: Mon, 02 Oct 2000 14:07:51 -0700
From: Dave Morgan <dmorgan [at] bartertrust>
Reply-To: dmorgan [at] bartertrust
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To: Jesse <jesse [at] fsck>
Subject: Status of Oracle port
After all the changes I've given you here is what works. There still
may be warning messages and nonfatal errors but the data is stored
in the database and can be retrieved.
rtq -queue <queue num>
rtq -owner <owner num>
rtq -open
rtq -resolved
rtq -stalled
rtq -dead
rt -create
rt -resolve <queue num>
rt -open <queue num>
rt -stalled <queue num>
rt -show <queue num>
rt -due <queue num> <date>
rt -comment <queue num>
rt -respond <queue num>
rt -prio <queue num> <priority>
rt -finalprio <queue num> <priority>
rt -notify <queue num>
rtadmin queue -create <queue_name>
- complaint about MailOwnerOnTransaction Unimplemented
- queue is still created
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Does not appear to work (No error messages but no output either)
all of the rtadmin listacl options (queue, user, global)
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Definitely does not work (many error messages, uninitialized variables, etc)
rtq -prio
all of the rtadmin user options (enable, disable, create, modify)
rtadmin queue -modify <queue_name>
- Error Message: Couldn't load the queue called <queue_name>
rtadmin queue -delete <queue_name>
rt -subject <queue num>
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If the function is not mentioned here I have not tested it.
HTH
Dave
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Dave Morgan
Senior Database Administrator
Internet Barter Inc.
www.bartertrust.com
408-982-8774
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