We've been running RT now for our Service Dept for a few months now with incredible success. At the present time, we have out customers email a specific email address & those emails get converted into tickets. We are now looking to improve functionality/speed for the customer. I see two options:
1. Convert the general email being used into a Queue (say "Incoming") and then the employees simply assign the tickets as needed. 2. Install the stripped down Public Bug Tracker (http://search.cpan.org/dist/RT-BugTracker-Public/lib/RT/BugTracker/Public.pm) or something similar, to facilitate customers logging into the system. In regards to #2, if I were to go that route, is it safe to set up a second "public" RT server that ties into the same database? Or should I just have a single server set up for both to access in whatever manner I see fit? Right now, the fastest simplest option I see is #1. I just need to get the Spam tracking turned on. Stephen Cena QVII MIS/IT Dept 850 Hudson Ave. Rochester, NY. 14620 585-544-0450 x300 s...@qvii.com<mailto:s...@qvii.com> "Thank you for helping us help you help us all." --For email related issues, please contact postmas...@qvii.com<mailto:postmas...@qvii.com>
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