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<div>Hi mdm100,<br /><br />Just to be sure, have you checked how you are forwarding from the first address to the other? If that isn't keeping the original sender then that is where you are losing the reply mail. RT replies to whatever email address it receives. The logs and history should show you exactly where the message is going back to (i.e. look at the outbound message in your RT history). <br /><br />If I'm off base. You will need to supply the list a lot more information. Like: how your forwarding is setup, what mail mtas are in the chain, how you are getting emails into RT, how that setup is configured, logs relevant to the issue, and what a ticket history looks like for one that didn't work with the raw email source for the replies RT did send. <br /><br />Mike <br /></div>
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On Aug 22, 2013, 3:17 PM, mdm100 wrote:
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When requests to open tickets are sent directly to the RT queues email<br />address <br />a ticket is created and an Auto-Reply generate and received. ie.... wen<br />sent directly to noc@RT-srvr.domain.com <br /><br />However, when a request to open a ticket is sent to noc@domain.com and then<br />the email is <br />forwarded to noc@RTsrvr.domain.com the ticket is opened/created but no<br />auto-reply <br />is generated.<br /><br />Just cannot figure this one out. Any help is greatly appreciated.<br /><br /><br /><br />--<br />View this message in context: http://requesttracker.8502.n7.nabble.com/Auto-Reply-not-generated-tp55080.html<br />Sent from the Request Tracker - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.<br />
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