PostMaster filter precedences?

Hi, I'm having trouble with the PostMaster filter. I currently have two filters like so: Filter 1 To = "websupport@a.com" Queue="Web Support" Filter 2 To = "websupport@a.b.com" Subject="posting request" Queue ="Posting Requests" But Filter 2 doesn't work - all posts to websupport@a.com go into the Web Support queue, regardless of subject. Is there some ordering or precedence that I can set with the filters so that Filter 2 gets examined before Filter 1? Thanks, Stan McFarland

Stan McFarland
Hi,
I'm having trouble with the PostMaster filter. I currently have two filters like so:
Filter 1 To = "websupport <at> a.com" Queue="Web Support"
Filter 2 To = "websupport <at> a.b.com" Subject="posting request" Queue ="Posting Requests"
Sorry, both e-mail addresses in Filter 1 and Filter 2 should read "websupport@a.com". They are the same. -stan

Filters are worked on by the order off appearance (alphabetically), so
Filter 2 is worked on after Filter 1 (I'd add the numbers in front,
makes is more flexible on the long run). The last filter allways
overwrites the previous, so in your case Filter 2 has to be placed after
Filter 1.
If you've already done this, re-check the Filter.
Greets,
Daniel
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Stan McFarland
Hi,
I'm having trouble with the PostMaster filter. I currently have two
filters
like so:
Filter 1 To = "websupport <at> a.com" Queue="Web Support"
Filter 2 To = "websupport <at> a.b.com" Subject="posting request" Queue ="Posting Requests"
Sorry, both e-mail addresses in Filter 1 and Filter 2 should read "websupport@a.com". They are the same. -stan _______________________________________________ OTRS mailing list: otrs - Webpage: http://otrs.org/ Archive: http://lists.otrs.org/pipermail/otrs To unsubscribe: http://lists.otrs.org/cgi-bin/listinfo/otrs Support or consulting for your OTRS system? => http://www.otrs.com/

Obee, Daniel
Filters are worked on by the order off appearance (alphabetically), so Filter 2 is worked on after Filter 1 (I'd add the numbers in front, makes is more flexible on the long run). The last filter allways overwrites the previous, so in your case Filter 2 has to be placed after Filter 1.
Bingo! I would have never figured this out on my own. Thanks a bunch! -stan
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