[Rt-devel] Survey for RT 3.4 / Rights to change Custom Fields

Michael Markstaller mm at elabnet.de
Mon May 15 14:17:11 EDT 2006


Maybe for those interested:
I save the survey into a comment now and use ExtractCustomFieldValues.pm to fill it into the appropriate CF's. A bit complicated though but it works fine.
Still strange that I can add comments but not change CFs with using the RT::SystemUser loading the ticket but couldn't sort out with my limited programming skills..

Michael

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> Subject: [Rt-devel] Survey for RT 3.4 / Rights to change Custom Fields
> 
> I've cleaned out some things in the Survey-code found here: 
> http://rt3.fsck.com/Ticket/Display.html?id=3317,
> now there's one finally one problem left I cannot resolve (RT 
> 3.4.1 on sarge):
> 
> When I submit the survey as "not logged on", it tells me 
> "Could not add new custom field value. Permission Denied"
> In the log I have one "[err]: Couldn't load  from the users database."
> What fails is ProcessTicketCustomFieldUpdates(ARGSRef => 
> \%ARGS) with the above error; 
> Shouldn't it be irrelevant which rights are given when the 
> Ticket is loaded with $RT::SystemUser ? 
> I gave any right I could imagine (test-box) to Everyone 
> "SeeQueue, ModifyCustomField, SeeCustomFields, even 
> SuperUser), still the same..
> 
> Survey.html uses $RT::SystemUser to load the ticket, displays 
> it fine and I can also add comment.
> But changing custom fields doesn't work for some reason, 
> maybe there's someone around to give me a hint.. 
> Or is it maybe broken, i.e. somehow impossible to change 
> custom fields with the ModifyCustomField right ?
> 
> Michael
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