Another feature request

OK, here I go again…

Since I am using RT to track the Abuse complaints that come in to my
company, I often have to send mail to a third parties’ point-of-contact.

I might just be missing how to do this, but it would be helpful to be
able to change the TO: address when sending to these third parties in
reference to the complaint.

I suppose I could use the comment function, but I am already using that
for internal remarks and have it set to “no-mail” in the admin side.

So, a reasonable request? Or completely off the mark?

  • Ed

With RT2, What I’d probably recommend is creating one ticket per
conversation you’re having and use subtickets or other relationships to join
them. This can be smoothed over with a bit of added ui to “open new
subticket” or somesuch. I’m sort of hoping that sometime in the not
to distant future I can find a client who would be interested in sponsoring
a custom “RT For abuse departments” UI that would be tuned to handle the
sorts of operations your typical abuse staffer needs to perform.

    -jOn Fri, Jun 15, 2001 at 10:52:07AM -0600, Ed Vazquez, Jr. wrote:

OK, here I go again…

Since I am using RT to track the Abuse complaints that come in to my
company, I often have to send mail to a third parties’ point-of-contact.

I might just be missing how to do this, but it would be helpful to be
able to change the TO: address when sending to these third parties in
reference to the complaint.

I suppose I could use the comment function, but I am already using that
for internal remarks and have it set to “no-mail” in the admin side.

So, a reasonable request? Or completely off the mark?

  • Ed

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