[SOLVED] Using ACL to disable AgentTicketClose in mail-generated tickets

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[SOLVED] Using ACL to disable AgentTicketClose in mail-generated tickets

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I need to avoid ticket close, if customer is an email address, as in tickets generated by an incoming mail.
This, to oblige an agent to select a correct CustomerUser before closing the ticket.
I tried to use an ACL like this:
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But when I select a ticket with Customer ID test@test.com, I can still use AgentTicketClose.
If I remove the filter, ticket close is unavailable, indicating that the error is in how I filter.

How can I test?

Thanks
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Re: Using ACL to disable AgentTicketClose in mail-generated tickets

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Hi,

I assume that you don't havee a customer found in your database. Then it's a ticket attribute to check for, not a CustomerUser one's.
Try Properties => Ticket => CustomerUserID

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Re: Using ACL to disable AgentTicketClose in mail-generated tickets

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Thanks!
Solved!
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