Hi,
At either the queue level or globally, you need to give the “Everyone” group
the “CreateTicket” permission. Then un-known e-mail addresses will be able to
create new tickets and will get set up as new un-privileged users automatically.
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Christopher Manly
Coordinator, Library Systems
Cornell University Library Information Technologies
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607-255-3344
On 10/17/16, 7:19 PM, "rt-users on behalf of Rune Henssel"
<rt-users-boun...@lists.bestpractical.com on behalf of rune...@henssel.dk>
wrote:
Hi List
I am trying to setup RT 4.4.1 so that tickets can be created via an email
handled by rt-mailgate.
So fare I can only get RT to create a ticket if the sender is already
created as a user in RT.
If I try to create a ticket from an, to RT unknown email address, I get a
message back saying:
"You do not have permission to communicate with RT".
The RT installation is running with $ExternalAuth = 1 and $ExternalSettings
set to use Pg_Auth to authenticate the users from a Postgresql.
@MailPlugins is not set, so it must be using the default values.
Any help in figuring out why RT won't allow ticket creation via email will
be greatly appreciated.
Yours
Rune Henssel
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