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Getting CC to create a ticket. - 22-05-2007, 11:27 PM

Here's the first scenario...

A user sends me an email directly instead of sending it to the help desk mail queue.

I reply to the user and add my help desk mail queue as a CC address, reminding the user to send the ticket to the mail queue address instead of me directly next time.

This should politely remind the user and still create a ticket at the same time.

The parser reads the message out of the POP3 account and creates a log entry saying "Result: No Assigned Queues Found for Mail Recipients".

So how do I get the mail parser to create the ticket from the Recipient when the mail queue email address is the CC address?

Users frequently carry on a discussion and add the help desk mail queue to create a ticket, so I see this happening frequently.

Any thoughts? I think I've seen this problem in the forum somehwere, but doing a search on CC and Parser has not led me back to it yet. And I don't find anything in the knowledebase on it either...

I'm running SupportSuite 3.10.02 Stable with the Mahesh Mail Queue Name and Address patch.

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Last edited by netFusion; 22-05-2007 at 11:35 PM.
   
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13-11-2007, 01:09 AM

I usually just manually create a ticket for the user via the staff CP and paste in the email.
   
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