On Sat, 22 Mar 2003, Christopher Allen [BigFatPipe.Net] wrote:
> The net result is that suspected spam... ie: mail which comes from an
> address that is undeliverable... would be in a box that we could visually
> screen once/twice each day, letting everything else auto-close. This is
> better tha
On 3/21/03 11:14 PM, "Stefan Schmidt" wrote:
>> I'd like something shorter than DateChecksum, but more
>> interesting than AutoIncrement.
>
> It is fairly simple to create a new module, so can you be more
> specific in your wishes?
I hope you can help, let me know if my explanation wasn't clear
On Sat, 22 Mar 2003, Wes Plate wrote:
> Because the OTRS preferred ticket number format is just too long for our
> needs, I've gone to AutoIncrement. This is better, but still too long and
> I'd like to have letters in the number.
>
> Right now my ticket number appears like this:
>
> > [Ticket#: 1
On 3/21/03 11:14 PM, "Stefan Schmidt" wrote:
>> I'd like something shorter than DateChecksum, but more
>> interesting than AutoIncrement.
>
> It is fairly simple to create a new module, so can you be more
> specific in your wishes?
I think my wish is simple, at least it would be for someone who
Hi,
On Friday 21 March 2003 06:28, Wes Plate wrote:
> I understand that people can design their own ticket number
> formats, but I'm really not capable of doing that. I'm more a
> copy-paste kind-of-guy.
>
> Are there any Ticket Number format modules that are available?
Right now there are four
I understand that people can design their own ticket number formats, but I'm
really not capable of doing that. I'm more a copy-paste kind-of-guy.
Are there any Ticket Number format modules that are available?
I'd like something shorter than DateChecksum, but more interesting than
AutoIncrement.
