[rt-users] cannot bookmark searches on relative comparisons?

[Jason Taylor]

>> Tim Pierce wrote:
>>
>> Hi, folks --
>>
>> I am using RT 3.0.2 and am having trouble bookmarking searches that
>> involve relative comparisons.  For example:
>>
>>   * I search for tickets where "owner = joe" and "priority < 100"
>>   * Bookmark this search.
>>   * Search for tickets where "owner = fred", but don't bookmark it.
>>   * Open a new browser window.
>>   * Visit the bookmarked search.
>>
>> The bookmarked search should show me Joe's tickets with priority less
>> than 100, but instead it shows me Fred's tickets -- it returns the
>> currently cached search rather than the one frozen in my bookmark.
>>
>> Has anyone seen behavior like this?  I was not able to find any
>> similar problem reports in the rt-users archive or elsewhere on
>> Google, and nothing in the release notes to suggest that this behavior
>> had been noted and fixed.
>>
>> -- Tim Pierce
>> twp at unchi.org
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>
> Jason Taylor wrote:
>
> Yes, I'm seeing more or less the same thing.  I think it may have 
> something to do with length of the URL.
> 
> I'm running RT 3.0.7 on FreeBSD 4.8 and using Firebird 0.7.

Forgive me for 1) top posting last time and, 2) replying to myself.

I've been struggling with this for hours now and haven't gotten very 
far.  I can tell that the entire HTTP request is making it to Apache 
from my httpd-access.log. I've also tested that the OS can handle 
environment variable sizes up to 4k.

Here are a couple more spec's:
Apache 2.0.48
mod_fastcgi 2.4.0

My suspicions are still leaning toward a URL length issue.  Maybe 
getting truncated in Mason or some other perl module.  I know nothing 
about Mason.  I've also considered the possibility that it might be a 
caching issue with FastCGI of which I also know nothing.  I did spend 
some time looking at some FastCGI docs, but I didn't find anything 
useful.  Is anyone else either definitely seeing or *not* seeing this 
behavior?  Any pointers on where to look next or FMs to R will be 
greatly appreciated.