I recently upgraded our RT 3.8.9 by making a new RT 4.0.5 installation and
then moving and upgrading the database by the upgrade instructions. Before
doing so, I upgraded the OS of the computer from Debian Lenny to Debian
Squeeze.
After that, I installed RT-Extension-CommandByMail-0.10 using the
That's true, but I tried it both ways. I just changed it:
Set(@MailPlugins, qw(Auth::MailFrom Filter::TakeAction));
And then I issued /etc/init.d/apache2 restart. But the ticket still doesn't
process correctly and no CommandByMail messages in the logs.
Thank you very much for that useful hint. @MailPlugins was not being set
correctly and I traced it to a typo in RT_SiteConfig.pm after all.
Thanks again!
Hello,
We are using RT 3.8.9 to track issues our company logs with a third
party. I use a special queue for this. New tickets created in that
queue begin with the third party's mailing list email address in the
Cc field.
Next, a member of the third party replies and generally takes
ownership of
the
notification back to them when they update a ticket by email.
Would the best way to do this be creating a new Scrip with Custom
Condition? Or is there a better workflow?
Best regards,
Fritz Mahnke
Hello, I am using RT 3.8.8.
Today I wrote an analysis in Windows Notepad and then copied and
pasted the text into the description of a new ticket. When I did this,
I noticed the description was formatted incorrectly in the outgoing
email, although it is formatted correctly in the RT ticket