Dear,
I'm now using Postmaster to filer incoming email. I created a Postmaster Filter in Admin page, then set
Filter Condition
From = @gmail
Set Email Headers
Queue = Raw
I tested was right. I now want to set Queue from Email is not @gmail (mean Postmaster filter is failed). I don't where I have to config.
Anyone know please show.
Thanks for your help
Vu Nguyen
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Re: Set Queue for ticket if Postmaster filter is failed
just use the default queue for incoming mail adresses (configured per mail adress or in Core::Postmaster)
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Re: Set Queue for ticket if Postmaster filter is failed
Edit: Use jojos solution
To create a "negative" Postmaster filter, you could use
To create a "negative" Postmaster filter, you could use
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Re: Set Queue for ticket if Postmaster filter is failed
Dear jojo and reneeb,
Thanks your suggestions.
@jojo: the default of incomming email, it's belong to the queue which you set in Postmater Filter or System Email Address
@reneeb: your suggestion is just a example for my case. But OTRS configuration for a company is not simple like that. Btw, I'd like to give a real case:
1. There are a list of email templates, for example an template:
Connection ID (dynamic field):
Network ID (dynamic field):
Adress (dynamic field):
And a customer is just send mail must be follow one of list template for creation a ticket. For example a boby of email would be sent:
Connection ID: ABC
Network ID: 123
Adress: 8 - Nha Trang...
2. Filter all of email incomming via list of email template. If they are right then queue was set a New, if not queue was set Reject.
Now, I have to create postmaster filter as list of email template (it's hard to check the body of email by regular expression). But I can not create a postmaster filter check a negative case for all of above.
Have you any ideas for about that. Please let me know my way now was right or wrong? It's my first time to use a postmaster to check mail
Thanks & best regards,
Hoang Vu
Thanks your suggestions.
@jojo: the default of incomming email, it's belong to the queue which you set in Postmater Filter or System Email Address
@reneeb: your suggestion is just a example for my case. But OTRS configuration for a company is not simple like that. Btw, I'd like to give a real case:
1. There are a list of email templates, for example an template:
Connection ID (dynamic field):
Network ID (dynamic field):
Adress (dynamic field):
And a customer is just send mail must be follow one of list template for creation a ticket. For example a boby of email would be sent:
Connection ID: ABC
Network ID: 123
Adress: 8 - Nha Trang...
2. Filter all of email incomming via list of email template. If they are right then queue was set a New, if not queue was set Reject.
Now, I have to create postmaster filter as list of email template (it's hard to check the body of email by regular expression). But I can not create a postmaster filter check a negative case for all of above.
Have you any ideas for about that. Please let me know my way now was right or wrong? It's my first time to use a postmaster to check mail
Thanks & best regards,
Hoang Vu
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Re: Set Queue for ticket if Postmaster filter is failed
Then create a positive case and address it, then stop processing more rules.ndhvu275 wrote: I can not create a postmaster filter check a negative case for all of above.
Better answer: block at the email box/allowed senders.
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Re: Set Queue for ticket if Postmaster filter is failed
Dear,
I found this solution with regular expression to check the body of incoming email. Send here is an example hope is useful for others:
Create an Postmaster Filter, In the filter condition
Header 1: select Body
Value 1: (^|\n)Connection ID:.*\nNetwork ID:.*\nAddress.($|\n)
If your email template is longer (over length 100), you can open the AdminPostmasterFilter.dtl and remove Maxlength="100" of textbox of Value1. Of course you have to modify the max length of f_value (maybe 1000) in Postmaster_filter table
So, if the Connection ID is a dynamic field of your ticket, you can get its value from body of incoming email, for example
In the Set Email Headers
Header 1: select X-OTRS-DynamicField-ConnectionID
Value 1: ^Connection ID: (.*)\n
Then, I set default for rejected tickets in Core:Postmaster. But I don't know how to set sending an email to nofity for this case. Anyone know, please show me
Thanks & best regards,
Vu Nguyen
I found this solution with regular expression to check the body of incoming email. Send here is an example hope is useful for others:
Create an Postmaster Filter, In the filter condition
Header 1: select Body
Value 1: (^|\n)Connection ID:.*\nNetwork ID:.*\nAddress.($|\n)
If your email template is longer (over length 100), you can open the AdminPostmasterFilter.dtl and remove Maxlength="100" of textbox of Value1. Of course you have to modify the max length of f_value (maybe 1000) in Postmaster_filter table
So, if the Connection ID is a dynamic field of your ticket, you can get its value from body of incoming email, for example
In the Set Email Headers
Header 1: select X-OTRS-DynamicField-ConnectionID
Value 1: ^Connection ID: (.*)\n
Then, I set default for rejected tickets in Core:Postmaster. But I don't know how to set sending an email to nofity for this case. Anyone know, please show me
Thanks & best regards,
Vu Nguyen
OTRS 3.x, 4.x on CentOS/Windows
MySQL database
External customer backend with MySQL, MSSQL
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