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We want to send comments directly to a ticket. As we uses exim4 for our MTA, here's a quick guide.
To send a comment directly to a ticket number, set up an exim router and transport:
rt_router: driver = accept local_part_prefix = rt- transport = rt_transport rt_transport: driver = pipe environment = EXTENSION=${local_part} command = rt-mailgate --action comment --queue General --extension ticket --url http://rt.xxxx.com
Any email addressed to rt-{TicketID} will be added to that ticket as a comment.
We also use a custome field for work order numbers. Sending comments to a ticket based on a custom field value is a bit more complicated but uses the same framework. Any email sent to wo-{WorkOrderNo} will be handled by this router. First the exim router and transport:
wo_router: driver = accept local_part_prefix = wo- transport = wo_transport wo_transport: driver = pipe return_fail_output user = rt command = /usr/local/bin/rtcat
Notice that we have a shell script intead of rt-mailgate. This is to allow ticket id lookup based on the custom field.
#!/bin/sh export EXTENSION=`rt ls -i "'CF.{WorkOrderNo}'=${LOCAL_PART}" | sed -e s+^.*/++` if [[ -z $EXTENSION ]] ; then echo "Work Order ${LOCAL_PART} not found" exit 1 fi cat - | rt-mailgate --action comment --queue General --extension ticket --url http://rt.xxxx.com
I tried to give the user some feedback if s/he specifies a work order that doesn't exist. They get back a "delivery failed" message from exim that says the Work Order was not found.
In the transport, we have set the user 'rt'. You can use any user; however that user must have the correct rt credentials in ~/.rtrc:
server http://rt.xxxx.com user UUU passwd PPP