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Nick,<br>
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Have you tried setting the AdminCc when creating the ticket? You can do
that with the WebUI. If these tickets are being created via Email, then
downloading/installing the "CommandByMail" extension/plugin will allow
you to do this.<br>
<br>
As to changing/setting the AdminCc once the ticket is created, that's
strictly a "ModifyTicket" right. There are a couple things you can do
to a ticket <i>without</i> that right, which are Make/Show Comments
and Reply/See Email & correspondence.<br>
<br>
Another thing you can do is if you know who will be a regular AdminCc
on a Queue by queue basis, set the Queue AdminCc Watcher to that person
and then set the Queue Group Right for the AdminCc <i>role</i> to
allow "ModifyTicket".<br>
<br>
Hope this helps.<br>
<br>
Kenn<br>
LBNL<br>
<br>
On 12/3/2009 11:58 AM, Nick Kartsioukas wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I currently have permissions set on tickets such that only the ticket
owner has the ModifyTicket right. If I create a ticket, and on the
ticket creation screen set someone as AdminCC, and submit the ticket,
the ticket is successfully created but I get a permission denied error
on adding the AdminCC. I'm not sure if this is a bug or a feature...I
would think that a privileged user creating a ticket should be able to
set an AdminCC (for a manager or someone else who wishes to follow the
ticket details), but the order in which RT creates the ticket prevents
that from working (ticket created, then a separate transaction to add
the AdminCC). This problem does not exist when adding a normal CC on
ticket creation.
If I create the ticket with myself as the owner, it does allow me to set
AdminCC, but in our setup a privileged user (as a member of one
particular group) does not have ownership permissions in all the queues,
but we do have create ticket permissions in other queues.
Any ideas if there's a way around this?
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