Greetings from Japan - Just wondering how I can auto-create queues and system email addresses? Can I run the various OTRS perl programs from the command line, and if so, which one would be used to create queues or system addresses? And, is there a "--help" switch that says what the perl script expects to be fed as arguments? Kind Regards, Rick <<-<<-<<-<<-<<-<<-<<-<<-<<-<<- Rick Cogley (rick.cogley@esolia.co.jp) Tel: 03-5940-6880 | Fax: 03-5940-6881 | Cell: 090-4423-5475 (Outside Japan, remove leading zero-+81-3-5940-6880) English: www.esolia.com http://www.esolia.com/ | Japanese: www.esolia.co.jp http://www.esolia.co.jp/ Bilingual IT solutions and management firm-eSolia. <<-<<-<<-<<-<<-<<-<<-<<-<<-<<-
Hi Rick, On Thu, Jun 16, 2005 at 02:07:23PM +0900, Cogley, Rick wrote:
Just wondering how I can auto-create queues and system email addresses?
Take a look into the "bin" directory of your OTRS installation. There are some otrs.add* scripts.
Can I run the various OTRS perl programs from the command line, and if so, which one would be used to create queues or system addresses?
I think there is no script to create systemaddresses via the commandline :(.
Rick
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