[rt-users] Can a user add a dependency on a ticket he does not have access to?

[Aaron Sallade]

He needs the CreateTicket right in the target queue?

Aaron Sallade'
Application Manager
PTSO of Washington
"Shared Technology for Community Health"
(206) 613-8938 Desk
(206) 521-8833 Main
(206) 613-5078 Fax
asallade at ptsowa.org

-----Original Message-----
From: lgrella [mailto:lgrella at acquiremedia.com] 
Sent: Monday, April 14, 2008 10:48 AM
To: rt-users at lists.bestpractical.com
Subject: [rt-users] Can a user add a dependency on a ticket he does not
have access to?


I am trying to figure out why a users who owns a ticket in a certain
queue is
not able to add a dependency to that ticket which is a ticket in another
queue which he does not have access. This is how our RT is set up...
All users can see all queues, but not the tickets within those queues. 2
of
my queues are Content and IT Support. A user has read and write access
to
the Content queue and owns a ticket in the content queue. He wants to
add a
dependency of a ticket from the IT support queue to his ticket, but does
not
have read or write access to IT support. When he tries to add the ticket
as
a link to his ticket, he gets an error that his permission is denied.
How
can I set this up so that he does not see the ticket, but can add it as
a
link in his own ticket for a dependency?

Thanks,
Laura
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