Hello, I've problem the Ticket Filter that I defined in order to ban all domain except domain.com and domain.net.com,my regex doesn't work properly.Here is how to reproduce:1. Go to: "Admin Panel" -> "Manage" -> "Ticket Filter" -> "Add New Filter"2. In the "Filter Name:" directive, enter the name, for example: "Ban all domain without domain.com"3. In the "Execution Order:" directive, enter "1"4. In the "Filter Status:" directive, select "Active".5. In the "Target:" directive, select "Web Forms".6. In the "Filter Rules:" choose: "Match Any"7. In the "Rules Matching Criteria:" row, select: "Emails" -> "Does not match regex" -> "/^+@()*\.*(domain\.com|domain\.net\.com)/iu"8. In the "Reject Ticket:" directive, choose "Reject Ticket (All other actions and filters are ignored)"9. Click on "Save Changes" button.10.Go to Client side, create a new ticket using "user@domain.com", submit it, and the ticket isn't created and osticket gives me a message (This help desk is for use by authorized users only)  but I can create the ticket from other domains  . Anyone know why ?Thoughts?

Is there some reason why you wouldn't justEmail, Ends with, domain.comEmail, Ends with, Domain.net.com?

Yes, because I want to fight with spam so I want reject all tickets which doesn't contain domain.com or domain.net.com in email.

change Ends with to "Does not contain"

Does not work. "This help desk is for use by authorized users only"

Reminds a little bit at the following discussion: http://osticket.com/forum/discussion/comment/89860/

Maybe that helps. See especially the comment from Peter.

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