[rt-devel] Reworking subscriptions
Jesse
jesse at pallas.eruditorum.org
Wed Mar 22 18:19:40 EST 2000
Ok.I've taken tobias' suggested interim hack for subscriptions and embellished it a bit
Here's how the proposed solution will work:
Scrips will contain a list of all scrips available within the RT instance. Examples include:
'Autoreply','Sends an automatic response to the requestor when a ticket was created'
'TellOwnerOnTransaction','Sends mail to owner when anything happens'
'TellMembersOnMail','Sends mail to interessted parties when email comes in'
'MailComments','Sends mail to interessted parties upon a comment'
'NotifyWatchersOnCorrespond', 'Send mail to watchers whenever correspondence comes in'
'NotifyAdminWatchersOnTrans', 'Send email to all applicable administrative watchers on every transaction'
'NotifyWatchersOnComment', 'Send mail to watchers whenever comments come in'
'NotifyWatchersOnStatus', 'Send mail to watchers whenever a ticket's status changes'
'NotifyWatchersOnResolve', 'Send mail to watchers whenever a ticket's status changes to resolved. Note that this
requires a special action with extra logic'
ScripScope (I'm open to a better name) will contain a listing of queues for which each Action applies and which
template should be used.
Watchers will contain entries for which email addresses watch which queues and tickets and whethere
the watcher in question is a: Requestor, Cc or Administrative Cc. Generally, administrative Ccs will
get copies of comments added to a ticket and will not be visible to the end user. Watchers will be able to
toggle mail notification at a per ticket/queue (whatever's in the table) level.
How does this sound?
jesse
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