Just installed Blesta and am working on getting emails imported as tickets, either by IMAP, POP3, or PIPING, don't care which. Hoping someone here can lend a hand.
Some information;
1. Mail server is separate, Exim/Dovecot.
2. Blesta is installed on a separate server with NGINX/PHP5-FPM (everything is running awesome).
3. PHP Mailparse is successfully installed both via CLI and the FPM.
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When I try using IMAP + Cron
1. On the mail server, I don't see anything hit Dovecot...at all.
2. I go to Settings -> Automation and see a perpetual spinning, loading icon next to the 'Download Tickets' section where the 'Last Run' time is at. I assume this implies that it is still working? Again, I don't see anything hit the IMAP server.
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When I try using POP3 + Cron
- Same issues as IMAP + Cron.
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When I try to pipe the emails...
This is my preferred method.
1. Email sent to support@domain.com go to the mail server naturally. From there the message is forwarded to support@portal.domain.com, which is the server that Blesta is installed at. Postfix on this server accepts the message and successfully pipes the message into Blesta. However, the client receives a 'Support Request Failed' email. I am assuming this is happening because the mail was forwarded to support@portal.domain.com...except the message should still have support@domain.com in the To header so it should still work?
Edit: I can confirm that when the main Exim server forwards mail to the Blesta server, the To header in the message is not touched. It does include the address Blesta expects. So now I'm wondering why the Support Request Failed message goes out.
The department is NOT restricted to clients only, I'm using the right email address. I've tried both piping paths.
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Sorry for the rambling. I'm going to go to sleep and hopefully regain my wits in the morning. In the meantime, if there are some obvious pitfalls I'm running into, please let me know.
Thanks!
