Fwd: [rt-users] Execute Arbitrary Perl Script on resolve

[Michael Grubb]

Yes, Sir there is.
There is probably a reason you recieved no response.
The answer to the question you asked is easily found in the documentation.
If you had looked on the website, in the docs section you would have found
A tutorial on how to write a Scrip, which is RT's built-in extension method.
In Short, it allows you to write conditions and actions to be checked and 
fired when the condition criteria is met.  Since there is already a OnResolve 
scrip condition written (Packaged with RT) all You need to write is the 
action for said condition.
In the future please don't get snippy with the list.
I saw your first post yesterday,  I hardly think that you should be expecting
a 24 hour response from free support.

Having said that, if there is a Specific question that you have after reading 
All the docs, I or others I'm sure will be happy to respond.
But just as some advice for future incidents, please read All available 
documentation AND search the list archives before posting to the list,
especially on a topic as broad as yours.

Thank you and have a wonderful day,

MG

On Thursday 30 May 2002 11:27 am, Will Doherty wrote:
> I was surprised to see no answer to this question below.
>
> We really need to be able to execute perl scripts upon
> resolution of tasks in various queues... isn't there
> some way to do this?
>
> One Internet with Equal Access for All,
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> Will Doherty
> Online Policy Group, Inc.
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> >Date: Tue, 28 May 2002 19:02:39 -0700 (PDT)
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> From: Ryan Stark <rstark at silcon.silcon.com>
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> >To: rt-users at lists.fsck.com
> >Subject: [rt-users] Execute Arbitrary Perl Script on resolve
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> >Hi all,
> >I was wondering what the best way to execute an arbitrary perl
> >script on resolution of ticket is.
> >
> >That is all,
> >Ryan
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