Hi,
Is there a reason why the whole world or only my organization cannot open a ticket by email into my jira by simply sending an email at my defined adress ? Only few people can and other customer in my organisation cant.
Exemple: I can send an email to jira@compagnyname.qc.ca and after a minutes or 2, ticket will be into my project, and a customer notification is sent but if i ask my CEO to send an email at jira@compagnyname.qc.ca, nothing happen. i can see that we received the email in my email configured into jira and a few second later, this email dissapear and nothing happen into jira. nothing is created.
I asked my other Ti guys who is also a service desk user and if he try to send an email to jira@compagnyname.qc.ca, same problem happen. no new ticket open
I ask my a total random customer in the business to send an email and i havent receive it.
Here my config so far.
I linked my AD without any problem and my whole 600 users in my organization can log into jira to create ticket support.
In my jira administration / system / mail
global mail settings:
Email processor = on
smtp mail server ( link to our exchange )
send a test email = result passed and no error and everything is working.
Incoming mail
POP / IMAP Mail Servers
i added a pop server under the name Courriel Jira POP
MAIL HANDLER
CREATE NEW ISSUES FROM EMAIL
name : CREATE NEW ISSUES FROM EMAIL
Server: Courriel Jira POP
Handler: Create a new issue from each email
then i press Next:
Project: SI
issue type : technicial support help
catch email adress: none
Bulk: Accept the email for processing
forward email = nothing
create users: uncheck
default reporter = none
notify users = checked
cc assignée = check
cc watchers unchecked
when i press test = No messages in mailbox. More details...
I press Save
Can you help me ?
Do you need more information
Thanks
Dear @Hyakansha Jukidab
do need to create issues from mails in a service desk or a jira core/software project?
So long
Thomas
This may be a problem in your workflow, have you changed a transition to create issue?
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