Hi Deepak,
I’ve facing a problem in OTRS2, I’ve installed otrs-2.0.3 on my
redhat 9 and then after Fedora Core 3 machine, but facing a same
error message
“OTRS-PM3-10 : [Notice]: Sent no ‘auto reply’ for Ticket
{ Ticket_NO ] because the sender doesn’t want a auto-response
( e.g. loop or
I have an error message Can't connect to database (Can't connect
to local MySQL server trough socket '/var/lib/mysql/mysql.soc'. I
have this message at the third step when using the web installer
(Chapter3: Installation of OTRS framework, pp: 25, on the OTRS
documentation)
Has anyone an
I am searching for some time in the net how can I upgrade from otrs
2.0.3 to 2.0.4
Can anyone give me some link or so ?
http://www.otrs.org/
It should be flawless.
You can use the packages provided on the website (rpm, deb etc.)
good luck,
Pim Rupert
Customer data won't get screwed. One ticket will just be merged
with the other.
Note: even the original ticket number (and history) will be searchable.
No ID's are removed from the database.
The merge process:
* Moves all messages and comments to the 'parent' ticket
* Creates parent-child
You can have both things just by modifying the templates. Take the
search form and insert the ticket# field where you want.
So, how do I do this exactly? Do you have an example?
regards,
Pim
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Alina Florea wrote:
Sorry, I was to quick. I find the answer.
You mean to slow? :-p
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Often, when talking on the phone with a client, or talking about a
ticket with a co-worker, you want fast access to that ticket.
OTRS is missing a feature to quickly 'jump' to a ticket# or client#.
In other ticket management systems I find a Jump to Ticket# feature
(a text field in the upper
A mailinglist is by far superior, faster and doesn't cost much time
to moderate compared to something like phpBB.
Mailinglist archives are searchable and nicely threaded. phpBB forums
tend to be less searchable and bloated with lots of extra crap such a
private messages, huge buttons,
Hi Shawn,
Try webmin for database permissions is that the best way. But I am
not sure what the actual question is.
Why do you think Karteek needs to install Webmin?
If he needs to setup a MySQL database he can use the MySQL CLI or
(e.g.) PhpMyAdmin.
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Pim Rupert
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Agents do not get an email sent to them for new tickets in their
My Personal Queues.
Have you enabled Send me a notification if there is a new ticket in
My Queues under New Ticket Notification under Mail Management
in AgentPreferences?
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'sender' in e-
mail headers)
And I don't care about your alcohol habits, as long as my mailbox is
ordered nice and clean.
j/k ;-)
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Pim Rupert
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you send me some info on hacking the headers.
Thanks.
I advice you to not hack into OTRS (I frankly don't even know which
file you need to edit, although it won't be a big 'hack') as there
are two other reasonable solutions for this problem.
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still don't get why you just don't use the MTA on your FreeBSD
machine...
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mailer in an elegant way.
I advise you to use a mailinglist (mailman for example) of some other
mailinglist software to send out these bulk mails.
Good luck!
Pim Rupert
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the documentation and
reading the config file, you can send an e-mail to the OTRS mailing
list or ask [EMAIL PROTECTED] for a quote.
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I wrote:
Is it possible to change the Subject of a ticket via the webinterface?
Does anybody know wether this is possible or not? (or should I just
edit them in the OTRS database?)
Thanks in advance,
Pim Rupert
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Hi folks,
Is it possible to change the Subject of a ticket via the webinterface?
Some of our clients just don't seem to know the netiquettes :-)
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are you running?
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Op 11 nov 2005, om 20:16 heeft Tim Plunkett het volgende geschreven:
Red hat 8
You need to install the Perl-GD RPM (ans possibly some other Perl
modules too) on your system.
If you use yum to update packages, you can easily execute:
$ yum install perl-gd
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it as such.
Yeah, this is definately the way to go!
(I use the same setup)
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. Every night a job runs to delete all the tickets
in the Spam queue. If I want to remove a ticket, I just simply move
it to the Spam queue.
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.. I am simply
looking for my technicians to receive a notification when a new
trouble ticket is created in the queue. I setup OTRS to use SMTP
and not sendmail but it just seems that the software refuses to
send out the email.
Have you checked your maillog?
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ERROR: Need write permission in OTRS home
Try: $OTRS_HOME/bin/SetPermissions.sh !!!
So, have you tried to run SetPermissions?
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an option to view queue archives in
a nice one-row-per-ticket table (as with other Ticket systems like
Cerberus).
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You can find this link in the 'action history' above every message,
for example:
Customer (E-mail to extern) (**original format / without markup**)
Customer Name subject - date
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Hi all,
When creating a new e-mail ticket, the first e-mail gets Re: in
it's subject. I don't think this is correct.
Is this a bug, a feature or something I can adjust easily?
See for yourself:
(OTRS - Ticket - E-mail Ticket - Select customer, type your e-mail
- Send - The e-mail's subject
Op 26 okt 2005, om 16:29 heeft Charles G Lambrecht/HOSPOPS/VET/UTIA
het volgende geschreven:
I'm thinking a sql statement embedded in a page somewhere...
Yeah, you can use MySQL queries... if only there was a good
documentation on the OTRS database...
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It should be easy to combine both in a simple add-on script for
displaying the infos.
Speaking about scripts, isn't there a user contributed OTRS scripts/
stuff repository/website?
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for not looking at the right place, or is it
really true OTRS lacks this option?
Thanks!
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