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Hi!
My RT3 setup is fine. Everything important works. I like it realy because it
improves our performance.

My question is, if it is possible to put commands in a mail body or header.
Something like:

Queue=Service
Requestor=somoneqsomewhere.at
Due=1.1.2005

I think I read some time ago, that this is possible, but I cannot find any
hint on that.
Can someone tell me where to find that information?

Alex.

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Hi!
My RT3 setup is fine. Everything important works. I like it realy because it
improves our performance.

My question is, if it is possible to put commands in a mail body or header.
Something like:

Queue=Service
Requestor=somoneqsomewhere.at
Due=1.1.2005

I think I read some time ago, that this is possible, but I cannot find any
hint on that.
Can someone tell me where to find that information?

Alex.

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The queue is obtained from the desination address. The requestor is
obtained from the sender’s address. Obtaining due date probably
wouldn’t be that hard. You could use an OnCreate scrip and set
DueDate in a user-defined action. This little snippet from
lib/RT/Ticket_Overlay.pm ought to put you on the right direction.

 #TODO we should see what sort of due date we're getting, rather +
 # than assuming it's in ISO format.

 #Set the due date. if we didn't get fed one, use the queue default due in
 my $Due = new RT::Date( $self->CurrentUser );

 if ( $args{'Due'} ) {
     $Due->Set( Format => 'ISO', Value => $args{'Due'} );
 }
 elsif ( $QueueObj->DefaultDueIn ) {
     $Due->SetToNow;
     $Due->AddDays( $QueueObj->DefaultDueIn );
 }

Andy Harrison