by default does a user replying to an email re-open the ticket
if it’s been closed in the meantime? I seem to remember in RT2 that
this was the case … if not, how would I go about establishing this
behaviour?
How does one split a ticket? eg, if a user asks about three different
problems, can the ticket be split into several to deal with each problem
individually? Or would one create the tickets manually and associate
them with the original one?
Malcolm Herbert System Administrator
ph [990] 54881 rm 28-241 School of GeoSciences
There was a way to split something easily… Not sure if it was
tickets or RTFM articles
Malcolm Herbert wrote:
by default does a user replying to an email re-open the ticket
if it’s been closed in the meantime? I seem to remember in RT2 that
this was the case … if not, how would I go about establishing this
behaviour?
How does one split a ticket? eg, if a user asks about three different
problems, can the ticket be split into several to deal with each problem
individually? Or would one create the tickets manually and associate
them with the original one?
Adrian Carter
Technical Manager
Leading Edge Internet
by default does a user replying to an email re-open the ticket
if it’s been closed in the meantime? I seem to remember in RT2 that
this was the case … if not, how would I go about establishing this
behaviour?
I believe this is a scrip. I don’t remember if it’s installed by
default anymore.
How does one split a ticket? eg, if a user asks about three different
problems, can the ticket be split into several to deal with each problem
individually? Or would one create the tickets manually and associate
them with the original one?