Resolving tickets from a particular address

I need some advice - I need to figure out how to resolve all requests

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Ben Brown

CPI Group

I am curious to what you are trying to do , because there might be an
easier way, if you are in control of the original request sent (I assume
them to be automated messages ), then get them created in a seperate
queue (create new mail alias => point to different queue), then create a
scrip on that new queue where on create you resolve …(does not make
sense but seen worse)

Roy
Ben Brown wrote:

I need some advice пїЅ I need to figure out how to resolve all requests
sent from a certain email address as soon as they arrive.

[…snip…]

Hi Ben,

You can do this with a scrip. There’s a wiki article floating around
about how to manage Nagios server failure notification emails. It has
some code about resolving tickets based on conditions.

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Unfortunately I have to deal with a program called Mailmarshal, which is
a mail gateway used at my work to quarantine inbound and outbound email
attachments.

For example:

A user at work tries to send a message with an unauthorized attachment.
Mailmarshal sends an email from “mailmarshal at mywork.com.au” saying
that it’s been put into quarantine. The user replies to that message
asking for it to be released. All email to “mailmarshal at
mywork.com.au” goes to the “mailmarshal” queue in RT, which I’ve set
myself to be AdminCC. I can then check the ticket, review the attachment
and go and release it.

That part is working great!

However, Mailmarshal also sends system notification messages via email
when other emails bounce, timeout etc. This complicates things for the
following reason:

Mailmarshal only lets you configure two addresses, an “Administrative
To” and an “Administrative From”.

The “Administrative To” address is the address which Mailmarshal sends
system notification messages, but all emails sent to users about their
attachments come FROM this address! This was very confusing initially!!
However, it works because when users write their reply it gets sent to
the same address as the system notifications. This address used to be my
personal address, but is now set to “mailmarshal at mywork.com.au”.

The “Administrative From” is where the above mentioned system
notification messages appear to be sent from. It’s currently set to
“mailmarshal-server at mywork.com.au”.

So I’ve always been stuck with everything concerning this damn program
going to the same address, but from different addresses :wink:

It was OK when it was directed to my personal email address; I had some
rules set in Outlook to move all messages from “mailmarshal-server” to a
separate folder. It would be awesome now if I could filter all tickets
from “mailmarshal-server at mywork.com.au” to either be moved to a
different queue or (preferably) be resolved as soon as they reach RT.

I’ve been told that a scrip would be the best way to do this, but when I
went to create one I couldn’t find any suitable options in the drop-down
boxes. I don’t know any perl at all… so I’m stuck!

All and any help would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers,

BenFrom: Roy El-Hames [mailto:rfh@pipex.net]
Sent: Friday, 28 October 2005 11:05 PM
To: Ben Brown
Cc: rt-users@lists.bestpractical.com
Subject: Re: [rt-users] Resolving tickets from a particular address

I am curious to what you are trying to do , because there might be an
easier way, if you are in control of the original request sent (I assume

them to be automated messages ), then get them created in a seperate
queue (create new mail alias => point to different queue), then create a

scrip on that new queue where on create you resolve …(does not make
sense but seen worse)

Roy
Ben Brown wrote:

I need some advice - I need to figure out how to resolve all requests
sent from a certain email address as soon as they arrive.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Ben Brown

CPI Group



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So I guess any ticket created via mail coming from mailmarshal-server at
mywork.com.au you’ll want to resolve ???
if yes creat a scrip with user define condition :
if (($self->TicketObj->Requestors->MemberEmailAddressesAsString =~
/mailmarshal-server@etc…/g)
{return 1; }else { return
undef; }
And the action is set to resolve.

Roy

Ben Brown wrote: