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RT::Action::SMSNotify(3pm) | User Contributed Perl Documentation | RT::Action::SMSNotify(3pm) |
NAME¶
RT::Action::SMSNotify - an action to send SMS notifications
DESCRIPTION¶
See RT::Extension::SMSNotify for details on how to use this extension, including how to customise error reporting.
This action may be invoked directly, from rt-crontool, or via a Scrip.
ARGUMENTS¶
"RT::Action::SMSNotify" takes a single argument, like all other RT actions. The argument is a comma-delimited string of codes indicating where the module should get phone numbers to SMS from. Wherever a group appears in a category, all the users from that group will be recursively added.
Recognised codes are:
TicketRequestors¶
The ticket requestor(s). May be groups.
TicketCc¶
All entries in the ticket Cc field
TicketAdminCc¶
All entries in the ticket AdminCc field
TicketOwner¶
The ticket Owner field
QueueCc¶
All queue watchers in the Cc category on the queue
QueueAdminCc¶
All queue watchers in the AdminCc category on the queue
g:name¶
The RT group with name 'name'. Ignored with a warning if it doesn't exist. No mechanism for escaping commas in names is provided.
p:number¶
A phone number, specified in +0000000 form with no spaces, commas etc.
filtermodule:¶
You may override the phone number filter function on a per-call basis by passing filtermodule: in the arguments. The argument must be the name of a module that defines a GetPhoneForUser function.
This can appear anywhere in the argument string. For example, to force the use of the OnShift filter for this action, you might write:
TicketAdminCc,TicketRequestors,TicketOwner,TicketCc,filtermodule:RT::Extension::SMSNotify::OnShift
2021-02-27 | perl v5.32.1 |