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Denne liste er lavet for at sikre en konsitent oversættelse af RTs grundlæggende termer, delvist lavet på grundlag af eksisterende RT 3.8 oversættelser i LaunchPad og delvist på grundlag af opslag i wikipedia / Google og lignende. Vær specielt opmærksom på KLIDs edb-ordliste ( http://www.klid.dk/dansk/ordlister/ordliste.html ).

A

• English: ACL Access Control List; a scheme that supports and keeps track of rights.
• Danish:

• English: ACE Access Control Entry; entry in ACL; see also rights.
• Danish:

• English: action see scrip action, the preferred term. (See also ScripAction.)
• Danish:

• English: Admin CC a Cc that also by default gets copies of comments and generally are allowed to work on the ticket.
• Danish:

• English: autocompletion
• Danish: autofuldførelse

C

• English: category (definition needed)
• Danish: Kategori

• English: custom action see scrip action, the preferred term. (See also ScripAction.)
• Danish:

• English: custom condition see scrip condition, the preferred term. (See also ScripCondition.)
• Danish:

• English: custom field
• Danish: brugerdefineret felt

• English: Cc someone who should get copies of any replies that go to the requestor.
• Danish: Cc

• English: child relationship indicating a smaller, narrower subproject of a larger, broader project (the parent.)
• Danish:

• English: comment a private note for staff not visible to the requestor by default.
• Danish: kommentar

• English: condition see scrip condition, the preferred term. (See also ScripCondition.)
• Danish:

• English: correspondence synonym for reply.
• Danish: korrespondence

• English: custom field database fields that can be customized to each organization's needs.
• Danish:

D

• English: deleted status indicating that a ticket should not have been in the system and is being removed.
• Danish: slettet

• English: depended on by relationship indicating that this ticket must be resolved before another ticket can be resolved.
• Danish: afhængighed til

• English: depends on relationship indicating that this ticket can't be resolved unless another ticket is resolved first.
• Danish: afhængig af

• English: due date the date by which the ticket should be resolved. See also final priority.
• Danish: forfalden

E

• English: extract
• Danish: Udtræk

F

• English: final priority the priority a ticket moves towards as it approaches its DueDate.
• Danish: endelig prioritet

G

• English: global across the entire system.
• Danish: global

• English: group a set of related users; useful when assigning rights.
• Danish: gruppe

H

• English: history a permanent record of what has happened to the ticket since (and including) its creation.
• Danish: historik

L

• English: link synonym for relationship.
• Danish: referencer

M

• English: merge to combine one ticket with another ticket.
• Danish: sammelægge

• English: member a user or subgroup that is part of a group.
• Danish: medlem

N

• English: new status indicating that a ticket has just been created and has not been touched yet.
• Danish: ny

O

• English: object
• Danish: element

• English: open status indicating that a ticket is getting worked on.
• Danish: åben

• English: owner the person responsible for a ticket and its resolution.
• Danish: ejer

P

• English: pane
• Danish: rude

• English: parent relationship indicating a large umbrella project containing subprojects (children).
• Danish: forældre

• English: parse
• Danish: fortolke

• English: people a ticket's watchers and owner.
• Danish: personer

• English: personal group a group set up by a staff user for a purpose like delegating rights to it.
• Danish: personlig gruppe

• English: plugin
• Danish: udvidelsesmodul

• English: Priority how important a ticket is, represented as numerical scale from 0-99, with 99 being the highest priority. See also final priority.
• Danish: Prioritet

• English: privileged user a user who can be granted rights. See also unprivileged user.
• Danish: priviligerede bruger

Q

• English: Queue the central administrative domain of RT. A line of tickets waiting to be worked on, but it's also, to some extent, a ticket's category.
• Danish: Kø

R

• English: referred to by relationship indicating that this ticket is relevant to another ticket; watchers of the second ticket should consult the ticket for context.
• Danish: refereret til af

• English: refers to relationship indicating that another ticket is relevant to this one; watchers should consult the second ticket for context.
• Danish: refererer til

• English: rejected status indicating that the ticket will not ever be resolved but will remain recorded in the system.
• Danish: afvist

• English: relationship one ticket's connection to another; either a loose association or a dependency. See also depends on, depended on by, refers to, referred to by, parent, and child.
• Danish: forhold

• English: relative
• Danish: relativt

• English: reply a public remark that a requestor can see. A synonym for Correspondence.
• Danish: svar

• English: request see ticket, the preferred term.
• Danish:

• English: Requestor the person who asked for something to get done; the ticket's reason for being.
• Danish: rekvirent

• English: resolved status indicating that work on a ticket has been completed.
• Danish: løst

• English: REST
• Danish:

• English: Rights ability given to a user or group to do something in RT. Rights can be granted by queue or for the entire system. Rights can be given to groups, roles, or individual users.
• Danish: Rettigheder

• English: role type of watcher, such as owner, requestor, Cc, and _AdminCC_.
• Danish: rolle

S

• English: self service (See also SelfService.)
• Danish:

• English: Scrip scrip a custom notification that will automatically take a certain scrip action in response to a certain scrip condition, often using a template.
• Danish: Scrip

• English: scrip action something a scrip does in response to a scrip condition. (See also ScripAction .)
• Danish:

• English: scrip condition something that has to happen to activate a scrip, like a ticket being created or a comment being made. (See also ScripCondition.)
• Danish:

• English: stalled status indicating that a ticket cannot be worked on for now, but will open again when someone adds a comment or reply.
• Danish: sat i bero

• English: status classification that shows a ticket's progress through the system. See also new, open, stalled, resolved, rejected and deleted.
• Danish: status

• English: subgroup a group that's part of another group, generally to illustrate a hierarchy.
• Danish:

• English: successfull
• Danish: problemfrit, uden problemer

• English: system group a group across RT such as "Privileged" (all privileged users), "Unprivileged" (all unprivileged users), and "Everyone" (every user). You can't change the membership of system groups, however, you grant them rights
• Danish: system gruppe

T

• English: Template template essentially an email form letter that goes along with a scrip action in a scrip.
• Danish: Skabelon

• English: Ticket ticket the central object in RT, the thing that needs to get done. Tickets have metadata attached to them such as owner, status, queue, etc.
• Danish: sag

• English: ticket stub email message received by a requestor to confirm that his request has been received and a ticket created. See also autoreply
• Danish:

• English: transaction (definition needed)
• Danish: transaktion

• English: trust
• Danish: troværdighed

• English: not trusted
• Danish: har ingen troværdighed

U

• English: Unprivileged unprivileged user a user who usually has no rights to do things in RT; often a requestor whose account was automatically created when the ticket was sent; see also privileged.
• Danish: Upriviligeret bruger

• English: updates see comment and reply, the more specific terms for updates.
• Danish: opdater

• English: user anyone who interacts with RT in any way. See staff and non-staff.
• Danish: bruger

W

• English: Watcher someone who is interested in a ticket. Normally the watchers get emails whenever the ticket is changed. See also owner, requestor, Cc and _AdminCc_.
• Danish: Observatør

Outdated terms

• English: dead see deleted.
• Danish: død

• English: interested party see watcher.
• Danish: interessent

• English: keyword see custom field.
• Danish: nøgleord

• English: non-staff user see unprivileged user.
• Danish:

• English: permission see right.
• Danish: tilladelse

• English: privilege see right.
• Danish: privilegie

• English: pseudogroup see system group.
• Danish: pseudogruppe

• English: staff user see privileged user.
• Danish: