Hi all…
I would like this as well. I’m not looking for every transaction to email
the queue owner or queue group, but at least an email that said there is a
new ticket, and the details should be easy enough to include in there. If
it’s not already done, I could do it, but I’d rather now repeat work.
I found something about this problem in the archive of this list and
implemented something for our Installation at the University of Zurich.
My code will send an email (template = create_noowner) to a sendmail
alias called “primQUEUENAME”, if the ticket has no owner, which none of
the new tickets will have, unless it’s created by a supporter in the
web or commandline interface.
So I can set for each queue which supporters will get a notification
of a new ticket. We are about thirty supporters, but most of them
are specialists and are only working on tickets given to them by
our primary support staff. But still most of the tickets are in the
same queue and every supporter may follow the transaction history
and add some useful comments…
First I made a change in lib/rt/database/manipulate.pm. You will find the
first four lines in the code and will have to include the following lines.
if( $in_owner ) {
&rt::template_mail('give',$in_queue_id,$rt::users{$in_owner}{email},
"","", "$serial_num" ,"$transaction_num",
"$in_subject", "$in_current_user",'');
} else {
&rt::template_mail('create_noowner',$in_queue_id,
"prim" . "$in_queue_id","","",
"$serial_num", "$transaction_num",
"$in_subject", "$in_current_user",'');
}
Second I made a template called create_noowner in lib/generic_templates
like this (for us in german…):
----------------------------cut-here----------------------
%trans:text_time%: There is a new request.
Transaction: %trans:text%
Queue: %req:queue_id%
Area: %req:area%
Owner: %req:owner%
Requestors: %req:requestors%
Status: %req:status%
There is a new ticket %serial_num% Please take it, give it to
somebody or hope that anybody else will do it…
URL: http://link.to.rtinstallation/rt/webrt.cgi
%trans:content%
----------------------------cut-here----------------------
Third I made a sendmail alias called “prim”+QueueName for each queue like
this
primpcsupport: bill, …
primmacsupport: steve, …
…
That’s it…
Greetings from Zurich, Switzerland
Michael
PS: Our queues are configured to
Owner: Send email notification of each transaction
Requestor: Send an autoreply on request creation
Michael Hottinger m.hottinger@zi.unizh.ch
Universitaet Zuerich Phone: +41 1 63 54515
Zentrum Informatikdienste Fax: +41 1 63 54505
Winterthurerstr.190, CH-8057 Zuerich
http://www.zi.unizh.ch/services/pc-mac-support/crew/hottinger/
I found that out the hard way, but its working great now.On Wed, 20 Dec 2000, Brandon Pulsipher wrote: