Problem with Admin Reply Ticket
Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2011 9:18 am
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Hi Folks.
I'll update the above info when our managed service contractor give me access to my control panel to get the info.
Current issue: The program works fine apart from one small issue but only when using a particular email domain to log calls.
In Norther Ireland we have a managed service network called 'C2K'. Every teacher and pupil is allocated a username and it forms part of their email address which takes the form of something@c2kni.net or something@school.location.ni.sch.uk.
I have both hesk 2.2 and 2.3 installed on my web hosting server to serve the school that I work in and both appear to be working fine providing the customer doesn't use their allocated c2k email address which kind of defeats the purpose for me..
Currently in both versions I've noticed that they get an email informing them that the call has been logged but they don't receive admin_reply_ticket emails if I (or my colleague) respond to their logged query.
If they use an email address such as Yahoo etc to log a call they get all relevant emails - even the admin_reply_ticket email.
I don't want staff to use an alternative email because they constantly monitor their c2k email account for important info from the Principal, Head School, ME!! etc so,
How do I approach this one. Why is the admin_reply_ticket email being blocked or disappearing into the ether on the C2k domain but not on the likes of Yahoo.
I can't use SMTP on hesk due to the way our managed service network is set up hence using php mail. 99.5% of the email sent from the hesk system seems to arrvive at destination except the admin_reply_ticket email - if using c2k email addresses.
Obviously it is being block at the c2k domain but how do I explain that to them in term of what exactly the admin_reply_ticket.php page is doing so that somehow they can maybe whitelist emails coming from the hesk system.
Any help greatly appreciated. Is there a way I can modify the admin_reply_ticket.php page similar to that were the user gets email informing them that the call has been logged. Why get and email saying call has been logged but no reply email from me when I updaet call?
Regards
Declan
Version of script:
Hosting company:
URL of phpinfo.php:
URL of session_test.php:
What terms did you try when SEARCHING for a solution:
Write your message below:
Hi Folks.
I'll update the above info when our managed service contractor give me access to my control panel to get the info.
Current issue: The program works fine apart from one small issue but only when using a particular email domain to log calls.
In Norther Ireland we have a managed service network called 'C2K'. Every teacher and pupil is allocated a username and it forms part of their email address which takes the form of something@c2kni.net or something@school.location.ni.sch.uk.
I have both hesk 2.2 and 2.3 installed on my web hosting server to serve the school that I work in and both appear to be working fine providing the customer doesn't use their allocated c2k email address which kind of defeats the purpose for me..
Currently in both versions I've noticed that they get an email informing them that the call has been logged but they don't receive admin_reply_ticket emails if I (or my colleague) respond to their logged query.
If they use an email address such as Yahoo etc to log a call they get all relevant emails - even the admin_reply_ticket email.
I don't want staff to use an alternative email because they constantly monitor their c2k email account for important info from the Principal, Head School, ME!! etc so,
How do I approach this one. Why is the admin_reply_ticket email being blocked or disappearing into the ether on the C2k domain but not on the likes of Yahoo.
I can't use SMTP on hesk due to the way our managed service network is set up hence using php mail. 99.5% of the email sent from the hesk system seems to arrvive at destination except the admin_reply_ticket email - if using c2k email addresses.
Obviously it is being block at the c2k domain but how do I explain that to them in term of what exactly the admin_reply_ticket.php page is doing so that somehow they can maybe whitelist emails coming from the hesk system.
Any help greatly appreciated. Is there a way I can modify the admin_reply_ticket.php page similar to that were the user gets email informing them that the call has been logged. Why get and email saying call has been logged but no reply email from me when I updaet call?
Regards
Declan