Hi Tom,
Please forgive the intrusion into your inbox, I noticed your post
dated
23rd June on the rt-users list archives and I am very interested in
your usage of rt-crontool to automatically re-open any stalled tickets
older than a certain age.Would it be possible for you to share the command-line arguments you
have used for rt-crontool with the community?Thanks in advance,
Matt
Hi Matt,
No problems - sorry for the delay getting back to you. I’ve CC’d the
list as well in case anyone else is curious.
We currently run something like this, once per day:
Search for tickets that have had no requestor correspondance for
more than 6 days,
open them and comment (this will notify ticket owner)
/var/www/rt.domain.com/rt/bin/rt-crontool
–search RT::Search::FromSQL
–search-arg “Queue = ‘Foo’ AND Status = ‘stalled’ AND Told <
‘6 days ago’ AND DependsOn IS NULL”
–action RT::Action::OpenTicketAndComment --action-arg “Auto-
opened due to being stalled for > 6 days.”
You’ll also notice the RT::Action::OpenTicketAndComment action which
is just a slightly modified RT::Action::AutoOpen so that we can also
place a comment in the ticket to show why it was re-opened. I’ve
attached our local/lib/RT/Action/OpenTicketAndComment.pm module if
you’re interested.
Caution: we added the ‘DependsOn IS NULL’ clause because this was re-
opening tickets that were stalled because they depended on another
ticket. However, through TicketSQL we are unable to query the status
of these depended-on tickets, so currently this won’t re-open stalled
tickets even if a depended-on ticket is resolved. I consider this a
bug with our process and plan to fix it by using a custom RT::Search
module to do a more fine-grained query, but haven’t had time.
Regards,
Tom
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