Thank you for your response.
Gabriele D'Andrea a écrit :
Yes, because notifications are configured separately for customers and
for agents
Each agent can select which kind of notifications to receive, and for
which queue
Customers notifications are queue specific: for each queue, you can
choo
Having been asked to do this by my manager, this was my solution:
pass a pre-encoded set of post variables to lynx, dump the server's
response to stdout, and pipe it all in to an html e-mail. and just run
the script from cron.
the sed command in there keeps the e-mail client from trying to prin
Hi
I want to know that when OTRS will include reporting feature ( like daily or
monthly reports ) which reflects performance of service desk for management
review
I beleive MIS reports from Service desk is a important requirement of ITIL
framework and methodology so it should be inc
Well, You're right, this method is kinda tedious... :)
I've red your first post more carefully...
Was trying to configure my system so that the 'Company Tickets' button was
only available to users of a certain group. I noticed that there is a group
config option when looking at this module via S
Can a different GenericAgent.pl be specified for different queues?
i.e. set different timeout periods for each queue to escalate and move
tickets to different queues?
Queue1 -> timeout=5 minutes -> move to queue3 if exceeds timeout
Queue2-> timeout=10 minutes -> move to queue4 if exceeds timeout a
>n Tuesday 12 June 2007 19:19:53 Partington, Eric wrote:
>> I understand that you can create tickets via the customer interface/
>> the admin interface and via email... is there a way to create a
ticket
>> via a command line interface?
>I'm doing this using a shell-script that sends a mail to a
I have been using OTRS for a while and have not read anything about a command
line iinterface. However, looking at your question, my first thought would be
to write a Perl program to do the sql queries and then still in Perl, generate
and send an email to OTRS that then could put the request in
On Tuesday 12 June 2007 19:19:53 Partington, Eric wrote:
> I understand that you can create tickets via the customer interface/ the
> admin interface and via email... is there a way to create a ticket via a
> commandline interface?
I'm doing this using a shell-script that sends a mail to a given a
I am very interested in using OTRS and possibly ITSM as a ticketing/
workflow management utility to remove many of the manual processes we
currently use.
I have a few questions that I would like answers for to help make a
decision on what to use:
I understand that you can create tickets via the c
Gabriele,
Thanks, I was aware of that. The problem then becomes having to modify the
Supervisor(s) everytime a new user is added. Trying to make the system a little
less tedious. But everything seems to point in that direction. I suppose I
could have a generic agent or something along those
I've had this same issue - it doesn't seem that the dates can be
dynamically set in OTRS when running reports. I haven't been able to
figure out what's wrong with my stats config, so I suspect it's
something in the code, but I know about as much perl as my 7 year-old
sister so I haven't been ab
Well, I meant TicketFreeText and TicketFreeTime...
- Original Message -
From: Gabriele D'Andrea
To: User questions and discussions about OTRS.org
Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2007 5:41 PM
Subject: [otrs] ArticleFreeText & ArticleFreeTime
Hi, can somebody explain me the purpose and use of A
Hi everybody,
I'm new with otrs.
We have installed otrs sinds one week and starting to test it.
before today, it was working correctly, we can send e-mail to otrs and it
create ticket etc
but sinds today, otrs cannot send outside e-mail.
Otrs is configured to get and send mail from our exc
Hi, can somebody explain me the purpose and use of ArticleFreeText and
ArtcileFreeTime?
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Hi Jesús,
I think you must filter mail before it reach OTRS. That using any antispam
software.
Then, mails that can cross that filter, can be trap by the filter
"PostMaster Filer" on OTRS (admin module).
I use:
Match
Header1: SubjectValue1: Mail server report
Set
Header1: X-OTRS-Queue Valu
Hi, list:
I'm currently testing OTRS and, of course, I'm getting some issues. Due to
spam I'd want to process only ticket requests coming from known clients'
e-mail addressess, but I don't see how to filter this out.
An affordable approach would be to do the same I'm already doing on
SPAM-tagg
Matthew,
What was the issue? To me it looked like you may have been using the wrong
URL for the customer/user.
Thanks
GEH
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
Matthew Joyce
Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2007 3:05 AM
To: User questions and discussions
Yes, because notifications are configured separately for customers and for
agents
Each agent can select which kind of notifications to receive, and for which
queue
Customers notifications are queue specific: for each queue, you can choose
to enable notifications for customers assigned to that qu
You can assign John, mary and Steve different customers ids, and then assign
the ids to the customer supervisor too.
Example
John -> Customer ID: id1
Steve -> Customer ID: id2
Mary -> Customer ID: id3
Supervisor -> Customer ID: id1,id2,id3,supervisorid
Gabriele
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Hi,
we wan't to give our procurement-team a special view to
procurement-tickets, which belong all to a special queue.
We cannot give this view through customer-webgui, because the
ticket-customer is the end-user who requested a procurement. So, the
procurement-team has no access to these tic
Hi list,
Is it possible to sent notification only for agent and not for customer ?
Thanks in advance
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ah, got it.
Thanks for your help!!
On 6/12/07, Matthew Joyce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sorry much *appreciated*.
However, I have not been able to login as a customer yet.
I used you kindly provided config, and really the only parts I changed
are those which pertain to my setup.
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