
Hello, you all! I'd like to know if there's a way to hide the ticket number from the customer. I've been facing some problems here. The customers sometime delete OTRS messages because they think it's some kind of virus! :P [Ticket#1010015550145]. Is there a way to avoid it? For example attaching the ticket number in a specific header within the response.... Any help is appreciated. Harry Cruz

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Hello, you all!
I'd like to know if there's a way to hide the ticket number from the customer. I've been facing some problems here. The customers sometime delete OTRS messages because they think it's some kind of virus! :P
...cool :-D
[Ticket#1010015550145]. Is there a way to avoid it? For example attaching the ticket number in a specific header within the response....
Any help is appreciated.
...just my 2 cents... The ticket subject is build in
Kernel::System::Ticket - sub TicketSubjectBuild.
In a first approach we removed the ticket number completely from the
subject and put it in the signature (

Torsten,
Vielen Dank für die Antwort.
So you still keep the ticket number in the e-mail subject? Like:
Some kind of problem [Ticket# 828436453044]
You know, my customer are very wary.... They would still get the mail
deleted........... :-(
That should be something the customer wouldn't so easily delete...
Best regards,
Harry Cruz
P.S.
By the way, I'm going to Germany in Dezember! :D
2007/11/12, Torsten Thau
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Harry Cruz schrieb:
Hello, you all!
I'd like to know if there's a way to hide the ticket number from the customer. I've been facing some problems here. The customers sometime delete OTRS messages because they think it's some kind of virus! :P
...cool :-D
[Ticket#1010015550145]. Is there a way to avoid it? For example attaching the ticket number in a specific header within the response....
Any help is appreciated.
...just my 2 cents... The ticket subject is build in Kernel::System::Ticket - sub TicketSubjectBuild.
In a first approach we removed the ticket number completely from the subject and put it in the signature (
). But it proved better to keep the ticket number in the subject and just put it at the end - for the customers the viruses where everywhere ;-) regards, Torsten Thau
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