Hi there,
I'm playing around with OTRS 6 and having some trouble understanding why the field SLA it's not filled automatically when creating new ticket.
I have SLA associated with the service, on 1 to 1 basis, so if i choose a service for a ticket, SLA should be filled.
Can anyone give me a clue about this?
Thanks
SLA not filled automatically
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Re: SLA not filled automatically
Just a little more information
I'm creating ticket througt a custom web page using REST API.
If not found any solution, there's any automatation using ACL or GenericAgent to fulfill that process?
Need an example if so.
I'm creating ticket througt a custom web page using REST API.
If not found any solution, there's any automatation using ACL or GenericAgent to fulfill that process?
Need an example if so.
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Re: SLA not filled automatically
Hi,
The SLA is a parameter for the REST method, there no automatic assignment just because of an 1:1 relation.
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The SLA is a parameter for the REST method, there no automatic assignment just because of an 1:1 relation.
- Roy
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Re: SLA not filled automatically
Thanks root,
So what you are saying is that if the ticket was created by email, it would work the automatic assignment.
This automatic process doesn't work in REST
I don't now how to use ACL
Can anybody help to create an ACL to this routine?
For every status new ticket check the service_sla table and fill the sla_id field on ticket table
So what you are saying is that if the ticket was created by email, it would work the automatic assignment.
This automatic process doesn't work in REST
I don't now how to use ACL
Can anybody help to create an ACL to this routine?
For every status new ticket check the service_sla table and fill the sla_id field on ticket table
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Re: SLA not filled automatically
Hi,
I'm just saying there is NO automatic assignment for SLAs in OTRS. This must always be done manually. If incoming ticket have a SLA maybe there's a PostMaster filter or a X-Header. Add the SLA parameter to your REST request and that's it (https://github.com/OTRS/otrs/blob/rel-6 ... te.pm#L860). No need for an ACL.
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I'm just saying there is NO automatic assignment for SLAs in OTRS. This must always be done manually. If incoming ticket have a SLA maybe there's a PostMaster filter or a X-Header. Add the SLA parameter to your REST request and that's it (https://github.com/OTRS/otrs/blob/rel-6 ... te.pm#L860). No need for an ACL.
- Roy
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