Oh and one more thing:
By default OTRS will check the e-mail account you've associated with creating tickets from every 10mins, you can change this and instigate to check instantly by going to Admin > Postmaster mail account and selecting "Run Now"
Hi Neil,>From reading your e-mail there are essentially two categories that your queries fall under:
After an OTRS install you essentially have a clean slate, you must customise it to meet your requirements. There's no best setup for a ticketing system to be applied to all situations, therefore post-install, OTRS will give you the most basic setup.
Locate the middle column, titled as [ Mail Management ] You need to configure whether or not you want notifications based on specific actions, such as:
Agent Notification:
Log into OTRS as an agent, then click on the preferences icon.
- Send me a notification if there is a new ticket in "My Queues".
- Send me a notification if a customer sends a follow up and I'm the owner of the ticket or the ticket is unlocked and is in one of my subscribed queues.
- Send me a notification if a ticket is unlocked by the system
- Send me a notification if a ticket is moved into one of "My Queues".
Select either Yes or No for each, and after each individual change click the respective "Update" button.
In conjunction with the above, you need to be "subscribed" to queues. This is located in the third column- [Other Options]
Select the queues you want to be notified about, and then click on update (hold down the ctrl key to select multiple queues).
Customer Notifications
Click on the Admin button once logged in as an agent.
Locate the "Auto Responses <-> Queue" button.
Select the Raw queue.
Select the auto responses that you want set up for specific actions. Such as when a new ticket has been raised.
Click update.
Click the actual response to change what it's the message.
Unless you've changed the mail settings, all new e-mails will be placed in the "Raw" queue.
I hope the above answers your questions, feel free to reply back if you require further elaboration.
Regards,
DavidOn Sat, Feb 13, 2010 at 10:44 AM, Neil Grantham <neil40@btinternet.com> wrote:
Hi allThis is my first posting.I have successfully installed OTRS to evaluate/develop prior to using it (hopefully) as our ticket system.I have installed on XP Pro, and all seems to be working OK, apart from email.I am presuming that OTRS set-up installs it's own mailing system?However, I've logged in as a 'customer' and an 'agent' in separate windows, and opened a ticket, but there is no notification email arrived in my Inbox. Also, the 'customer' email didn't get a notification of the new ticket.I could be missing something obvious. Perhaps notifications aren't created 'out of the box'? Do I need to set these up first?Thanks for your adviceNeil---------------------------------------------------------------------
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