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I was sure that SSLeay was installed, but it must have been a failure that I missed when I installed all of the perl dependencies. I had to manually install several packages.<BR>
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So with the install behind me, I test manually and I can create a ticket--still in the general queue because I did not specify any (this is a clue).<BR>
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I tested email next, and this still fails.<BR>
After some additional poking, proding, I decided to change the alias file to create a ticket in the general queue. This worked.<BR>
Now I have to track down what is different with queue=internal.<BR>
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On the homepage, there is a pulldown window that lists all of the queues you have access to to create a ticket. These are sorted alphabetically. Long ago, I added a space as the first character of internal so that it would be first in the list and be displayed in the pulldown window.<BR>
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Lesson--> never add invisible characters to the beginning of a queue. It can cause much grief later when you forget it is there.<BR>
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I deleted the space, changed /etc/alias back to internal. and successfully received email. <BR>
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Thanks for the help and encouragement to check what I "know" is already correct.<BR>
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Now if I can get those Create Ticket queues to sort in a specific order....<BR>
Glen<BR>
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On Thu, 2004-03-25 at 10:31, Cerion Armour-Brown wrote:
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<PRE><FONT COLOR="#737373" SIZE="3"><I>Is there a reason you're not heeding the error messages?
You need Crypt::SSLeay for rt-mailgate to talk ssl...
$ /usr/bin/perl -MCPAN -e "install q{Crypt::SSLeay}"
Cerion
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