If these are newbie questions that are answered in a FAQ, please accept my apologies. (1) Our users submit a ticket via email when they want one of my IT team to turn on a vacation alert for them. RT automatically responds with an email that tells the submitter that a ticket has been created. So far so good. A problem arises when the user gets back from vacation and submits a ticket via email to turn off their vacation alert. RT responds again only this time the vacation autoresponder kicks in and replies to RT. This begins a email/ticket creation loop which if left unchecked by my team or myself will end up generating tons of useless tickets. Has anyone else run into this problem? and if so, how did you solve it? (2) Some users have their email client configured to add "re:" when responding to an email. If one of my team sends a "Reply" to a ticket and the user who submitted the ticket responds to the "Reply" email with a "re:" in the subject line, this creates a new ticket rather than adding the information into the original ticket. Once again, has anyone else run into this problem? and if so, how did you solve it? ...Steve
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