Here's the way we've been using RT:
* Admins and support staff use the web interface to make comments,
reply to users, change the status of tickets, etc
* Regular users interact w/ RT via email: they don't know about the
web interface, don't have a password to access it, etc
I thought this was the normal way to use RT, but, when I emailed
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (which uses RT), I got back an auto-reply (as
expected), but also a password to log into https://rt.sorbs.net/
Of course, the only ticket I can see if my own, and I can't change its
status, assign the ticket to someone (or even see the list of people I
could theoretically assign it to), etc. I'm also guessing I wouldn't
be able to see comments, only replies.
How do I set my RT queue up to do this: the first time someone creates
a ticket, email them a username (their email address) and password to
let them see the status of their ticket (+ any future tickets they
create)?
Is this an add-on/hack, or standard, supported RT functionality.
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