How to find out the what generated a certain notification?

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How to find out the what generated a certain notification?

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Is possible to debug otrs in a way that helps me find out what conditions generated a certain email (auto response or notification) to the customer?

I can reproduce the situation, but the only Auto Response with identical text body is invalid.
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Re: How to find out the what generated a certain notification?

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You can find relevant messages in your web server log
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Re: How to find out the what generated a certain notification?

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geri wrote: the only Auto Response with identical text body is invalid.
Auto Responses that are attached to a queue remain attached to the queue, even if the response itself is later marked invalid. Marking invalid does not remove the link to the response.

The answer is to make the response valid (temporarily) and then remove it from the Queue <-> AutoResponse mapping dropdown, then mark the autoresponse invalid.
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Re: How to find out the what generated a certain notification?

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crythias wrote:
geri wrote: the only Auto Response with identical text body is invalid.
Auto Responses that are attached to a queue remain attached to the queue, even if the response itself is later marked invalid.
Thank you, that is really strange "by design".
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