Re: [rt-users] Occasional errors sending email through RT: Duplicate header field

2016-12-23 Thread Stephen Switzer
This is actually now happening on every email I try to send to a ticket.
I have customer complaints that I'm not responding when I AM. Any ideas
on this? I'm open to anything... 

Steve 

On 2016-12-20 11:46 am, Stephen Switzer wrote:

> Hello! 
> 
> I'm using RT 4.4.1 sitting behind Kolab 16 as a mail server. This includes 
> amavisd-new as a filter, and this combination causes bounces to RT 
> occasionally... and my customers aren't getting my replies! 
> 
> If I send an email to an RT ticket, which I am the owner of, RT sends an 
> email on my behalf to the requestor (as it should). Unfortunately, 
> amavisd-new sometimes sees 2 "Sender" headers and rejects the email which 
> creates a new ticket in RT with the bounce reason. Here' the header-1.hdr 
> attachment that amavis replies with:
> 
>> Return-Path: 
>> Sender: st...@example.com
>> MIME-Version: 1.0
>> Content-Type: multipart/alternative;
>> boundary="=_b308d10660951d296cc57d268c770c5f"
>> Sender: Stephen Switzer 
>> Date: Mon, 19 Dec 2016 23:55:55 -0500
>> From: "RT, Support" 
>> To: supp...@example.com
>> Subject: Re: [SBS #99845] Laptop will not connect to the internet
>> In-Reply-To: 
>> References: 
>> 
>> 
>> Message-ID: 
>> X-Sender: supp...@example.com
> 
> Yes, I sanitized, even though you can deduce what it really was easily... :) 
> 
> I grep'd the RT code, and found that lib/RT/Interface/Email.pm seems to be 
> what is responsible... but no obvious line that tells me this code is used 
> for OUTBOUND email. Can anyone shed some light on this issue? I'd be happy to 
> hack code, I just want it fixed. Thank you!
> 
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> Steve 
> 
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> President & Chief Technical Consultant 
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Re: [rt-users] Accessing asset data

2016-12-23 Thread Chris Manly
It would make sense to me to have a queue for meter readings, where each 
reading is a ticket that’s associated with the meter asset.

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Cornell University Library Information Technologies
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On 12/22/16, 6:53 PM, "rt-users on behalf of StreatsAhead" 
 wrote:

Hi all,

I'm trying to make some custom functionality for an asset, I need to
automatically update the value of one custom field of an asset when another
custom field on the same asset is changed. I took a look at using scrips but
couldn't get them to fire when working with assets. I'm now thinking it
might be better to have a ticket workflow instead. The objective is:
We have a bunch of water meters, we need to update the readings in RT every
now and then compile a report at the end of each year.
A few calculations need to be made on the readings and stored against the
asset.
Could someone point me in the right direction for this project?

Thanks!
Matt



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