Title: RE: [otrs] Email configuration questions
I agree that it is entirely based on your needs. We have 4 different business units, each assigned an email address that dispatches to a specific queue where an approving authority is notified of queue objects awaiting their "app
l Server';
> >> $Self->{'SendmailModule::AuthUser'} = 'NT User name (without >>
domain)';
> >> $Self->{'SendmailModule::AuthPassword'} = 'NT User Password';
> >>
> >> Samples of these configurations should b
amples of these configurations should be in the Kernel/Config/
Defaults.pm
file for your reference. Also, check out the 1.3.2 documentation
online as
it provides decent instructions on getting cronjobs to work.
Thanks,
Brad
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urations should be in the Kernel/Config/Defaults.pm
> file for your reference. Also, check out the 1.3.2 documentation online as
> it provides decent instructions on getting cronjobs to work.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Brad
>
>
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Title: RE: [otrs] Email configuration questions
James,
We have an Exchange mail system also here. What you'll need to do is to ensure that you have POP3 setup on the Exchange side as an available protocol, some administrators disable this in favor of IMAP, HTTP, and/or RPC communica
Hello Everyone,
I just started using OTRS and have configuration questions that I hope someone
can answer for me. I have been reading through the manual but I'm not getting
enough out of it to grab the concepts.
I set OTRS on a CentOS 4(open source RHEL) running apache and mysqld. This has
been
