Permissions and queues

Hi all, I'm attempting to set up a system where less-experienced agents are able to move tickets that require higher levels of support into a queue set up for that purpose, however I am unable to get the permissions set correctly in order to do this. When a user is given RO access only (which I assume is read-only) to a queue, the queue does not appear in the drop down box as an option. It only appears when RW is selected, but that gives the agent access to a queue that I prefer they not have. Is it possible within the current framework to set this system up? Here are specific settings that I think are relevant to the discussion: # ShowCustomerSelection # (show customer selection in phone and change customer view # - disable this for ASP!) [0|1] $Self->{ShowCustomerSelection} = 1; # QueueViewAllPossibleTickets # (show all ro and rw queues - not just rw queues) $Self->{QueueViewAllPossibleTickets} = 1; # MoveInToAllQueues -> useful for ASP # (Possible to move in all queue? Not only queue which # the own groups) [1|0] $Self->{MoveInToAllQueues} = 0; Thanks, Paul

Hi Paul, On Fri, Sep 26, 2003 at 10:21:42PM -0400, Paul wrote:
I'm attempting to set up a system where less-experienced agents are able to move tickets that require higher levels of support into a queue set up for that purpose, however I am unable to get the permissions set correctly in order to do this. When a user is given RO access only (which I assume is read-only) to a queue, the queue does not appear in the drop down box as an option. It only appears when RW is selected, but that gives the agent access to a queue that I prefer they not have.
Is it possible within the current framework to set this system up? Here are specific settings that I think are relevant to the discussion: [...] # MoveInToAllQueues -> useful for ASP # (Possible to move in all queue? Not only queue which # the own groups) [1|0] $Self->{MoveInToAllQueues} = 0;
If you set this to '1', the the agent will be able to move tickets into RO queues.
Thanks, Paul
Martin -- Martin Edenhofer - <martin at edenhofer.de> - http://martin.edenhofer.de/ -- "Security is a process, not a product." - Bruce Schneier

Hi Martin,
# MoveInToAllQueues -> useful for ASP # (Possible to move in all queue? Not only queue which # the own groups) [1|0] $Self->{MoveInToAllQueues} = 0;
If you set this to '1', the the agent will be able to move tickets into RO queues.
But that allows the agent to see all queues in the system, something I'm trying to avoid. I ended up working around the problem by creating queues (i.e. "To: Tier II") which GenericAgent checks every 5 minutes and moves into the correct queue. Perhaps an automated "gateway" queue feature could be created in the future? Seems to be working for now :) Thanks, Paul

Hi Paul, On Sun, Sep 28, 2003 at 04:32:28PM -0400, Paul wrote:
But that allows the agent to see all queues in the system, something I'm trying to avoid. I ended up working around the problem by creating queues (i.e. "To: Tier II") which GenericAgent checks every 5 minutes and moves into the correct queue. Perhaps an automated "gateway" queue feature could be created in the future?
Jepp. We will think about it. :)
Seems to be working for now :)
Fine! :)
Thanks, Paul
Martin -- Martin Edenhofer - <martin at edenhofer.de> - http://martin.edenhofer.de/ -- "There are two major products that come out of Berkeley: LSD and Unix. We don't believe this to be a coincidence." -- Jeremy S. Anderson
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