How to Reply a Ticket ? - Printable Version

How to Reply a Ticket ? - Printable Version

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How to Reply a Ticket ? - BeNe - 01-23-2007 01:55 AM

How can i Reply / Answer in the Ticket System?
There is no Anonymous Reply.... ?! Rolleyes

Ticket #45 Error on Apache2 startup / fastcgi.conf

The Version of Apache2 is 2.0.54-5sa .
And i installed all Modules in the in the /docs/debian-packages.txt with
apt-get install `cat ./docs/debian-packages.txt`.

I used the Source.list form RatS in the Forum.

RE: How to Reply a Ticket ? - RatS - 01-23-2007 02:10 AM

It's closed, that's the reason

Code:

a2enmod actions

RE: How to Reply a Ticket ? - Doumanix - 02-02-2007 08:34 AM

But there's no possibilty to reply anonymous, right?

I'm registered at the forum but can't reply to tickets ...

I have a suggestion for ticket #48: I had this problem a long time (on my Strato server) and tried many ways how to solve it but only one trick solved the problem:

I added

Code:

php_admin_flag engine on

in every VHOST section. I think thats a problem with some Apache2-PHP constallations. No special VHCS problem but one that could be fixed by adding the code above to the VHOST template.

Cheers
Doumanix

RE: How to Reply a Ticket ? - BeNe - 02-02-2007 04:51 PM

Really ??
Great - i will test it today Smile

RE: How to Reply a Ticket ? - joximu - 02-02-2007 05:45 PM

I tried:

> Invalid command 'php_admin_flag', perhaps misspelled or defined by a module not included in the server configuration

I think this is because we don't load mod_php so all the php(_admin)_flags/values won't be supported...

/ch

RE: How to Reply a Ticket ? - Doumanix - 02-02-2007 06:56 PM

Ah, ok, I'm not very familiar with VHCS yet ...

That means PHP is only supported as CGI via VHCS? In my opinion thats a pity because I strongly prefer loading it as a module ...

But back to the original thread discussion: how can one write a comment into a ticket? I think it's not very useful if a ticket is opened but users who have solutions or suggestions have to post their ideas into the forum ...

Cya
Doumanix

RE: How to Reply a Ticket ? - BeNe - 02-02-2007 07:25 PM

Quote:I think it's not very useful if a ticket is opened but users who have solutions or suggestions have to post their ideas into the forum ...

Full ACK

The Forum is ok for discussion and other solutions.
But Tickets should be reply able. So everbody has to look in the Forum
for Ticket solutions although there is a TicketSystem.

RE: How to Reply a Ticket ? - ephigenie - 02-02-2007 08:34 PM

hm - ok i see what i can do Wink

RE: How to Reply a Ticket ? - joximu - 02-02-2007 09:22 PM

There seems to be an option in trac to "Reply" to tickets...

/ch

RE: How to Reply a Ticket ? - ephigenie - 02-02-2007 09:58 PM

yeah i know - i was searching for a option to prevent spammers from writing there but ... lets see Smile