We're testing out CommitCRM at our small office and I am having an issue with new tickets being emailed to me.
Here are some details:
- My user account is part of the sys admin group.
- My email address is set correctly, and the email settings on the CommitCRM server are set correctly. I know this because other users are receiving emails from CommitCRM when new tickets are opened.
- Also, when I send an email to help@ourdomain.com (which is our CommitCRM email address) from an outside email address, CommitCRM will send a "[ASSIGNED] CommitCRM Ticket - New [0500-1014, New, NAME, COMPANY]" email to my internal address just fine.
- In Tools...Options...Alerts I have the following set:
My Alerts Status -- ON
Alerts Will Be Sent To The Following Email Address: Email1: tonyj@ourdomain.com
Account Manager Alerts -- ON
Ticket Manager Alerts -- ON
Tickets - Opened -- ON
Tickets - Closed -- ON
Calendar - Appointments and Tasks -- ON.
When any user creates a ticket from the desktop client interface, shouldn't I receive an email notifying me about the new ticket? Other users are receiving this email, just not me.
Is there an error log I can look at, or some way to determine why this email is not being sent, or I am not receiving it? (No spam/junk filters, no email antivirus, no software firewall are running).
I'm running Windows XP Pro SP3, our mail server is Exchange Server 2007, CommitCRM Server is on Windows Server 2008 Enterprise. Alerts Server is set to ON in ServerConfig.exe. This is the latest version of CommitCRM as of around 1/1/2009 (about when we installed it).
~Tony
Here are some details:
- My user account is part of the sys admin group.
- My email address is set correctly, and the email settings on the CommitCRM server are set correctly. I know this because other users are receiving emails from CommitCRM when new tickets are opened.
- Also, when I send an email to help@ourdomain.com (which is our CommitCRM email address) from an outside email address, CommitCRM will send a "[ASSIGNED] CommitCRM Ticket - New [0500-1014, New, NAME, COMPANY]" email to my internal address just fine.
- In Tools...Options...Alerts I have the following set:
My Alerts Status -- ON
Alerts Will Be Sent To The Following Email Address: Email1: tonyj@ourdomain.com
Account Manager Alerts -- ON
Ticket Manager Alerts -- ON
Tickets - Opened -- ON
Tickets - Closed -- ON
Calendar - Appointments and Tasks -- ON.
When any user creates a ticket from the desktop client interface, shouldn't I receive an email notifying me about the new ticket? Other users are receiving this email, just not me.
Is there an error log I can look at, or some way to determine why this email is not being sent, or I am not receiving it? (No spam/junk filters, no email antivirus, no software firewall are running).
I'm running Windows XP Pro SP3, our mail server is Exchange Server 2007, CommitCRM Server is on Windows Server 2008 Enterprise. Alerts Server is set to ON in ServerConfig.exe. This is the latest version of CommitCRM as of around 1/1/2009 (about when we installed it).
~Tony
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