You need to tell it to go to the queue
like this: LopLevel::SecondLevel LopLevel::SecondLevel::ThirdLevel That will send it to the right queue for
you. Brian McFarlane From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Talley, Brooks Hi, everyone. I'm having some trouble sorting new
tickets into queues using the x-otrs-queue SMTP header. It works fine for
me on top level queues, but it's not working at all when trying to use a
subqueue (it just ends up in the default queue). Is there some trick to
this? My subqueues do have spaces in them, but I've confirmed that the
x-otrs-queue header works fine on top level queues with spaces in their names,
so I'm assuming it's a subqueue issue. Thanks -Brooks |
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