I am also trying to figure out what the problem is ..
Carl can you explain a bit more sounds like an interesting problem,
Roy
Les Mikesell wrote:
Kenneth Crocker wrote:
The fun starts when we want to run a workshop at our own venue:
Following the plan above, our RT system ends up on both ends of the
ticket. Ideally the workflow process would be the same whether we're
using our venue of one elsewhere, but at the moment our team have to
treat these tickets differently (tickets are linked
refers-to/referred-by and you have to check both for the full picture).
I've kind of resigned myself to run a separate RT for our venue
management operation - then the two RTs can talk to each other. I'd
also
considered writing something to rewrite the headers to fool RT into
thinking it was talking to a separate RT instance - though I don't know
how hard that would be.
Does anyone else have a suggestion to smooth out this abnormality in
our
workflow?
>
> Are all these tickets in the same Queue? I don't understand why
> using different Queues wouldn't work.
>
I think he has separate queues but wants the email response going out
of one of the queues to be accepted back into a different queue where
it will reach the right people. If you had different RT instances you
could find the different RT names in the subject line and each could
have different ticket numbers, but I don't think there is a handy way
to do this in a single instance. You can manually move the ticket
into the right queue before responding (if you have rights to do
both), but then it becomes a special case instead of just replying.
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