We use our ticketsystem only internalis it possible to register users/customers but not send them anything.maybe we will use that option in the future, but for now, we only want to use it internal

Sure.When you create and register a new user, just remove /uncheck the option to send a mail to the user.Add new user: Agent Panel > Users > Add new userRegister user: Agent Panel > Users > "Username" (e.g. John Doe) > RegisterblankThen you can set a password (which you need to tell the user) instead of sending an email.

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Thanks for the help!how can we make sure they will not get any status updates etc.with the config we have now, when we update something in the ticket, osticket sends a updateis it possible to make osticket not send anything to users only to agents

You can disable all the autoresponder settings under Admin Panel > Settings > Autoresponder.Additionally, when you answer a ticket from an end user select "Do not email reply" from the dropdown list:blankAs an alternative you can also edit the source code, so that "Do Not Email Reply" is the default selection. Therefore take a look at the file "include/staff/ticket-view.inc.php" in your osTicket directory. (Search for "Do not email reply" to find the correct lines of code in that file)

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perfect! i will test this! Thanks for  the quick reply!

What do i need to edit to make it standard      <?php                    # XXX: Add user-to-name and user-to-email HTML ID#s                    $to =sprintf('%s &lt;%s&gt;',                            Format:($ticket->getName()),                            $ticket->getReplyToEmail());                    $emailReply = (!isset($info) || $info);                    ?>                    <select id="emailreply" name="emailreply">                        <option value="1" <?php echo $emailReply ?  'selected="selected"' : ''; ?>><?php echo $to; ?></option>                        <option value="0" <?php echo !$emailReply ? 'selected="selected"' : ''; ?>                        >&mdash; <?php echo __('Do Not Email Reply'); ?> &mdash;</option>                    </select>                </td>            </tr>            </tbody>            <?php            if(1) { //Make CC optional feature? NO, for now.

when i disable "post-reply" / it looks like it will not send anything, we can just keep everything internal :-) tjanks so far for the help you gave me

6 months later

I found a workaround for this in order to set the default To address as do not reply but maintain the option to send to the user if required.I edited /includes/staff/ticket-view.inc.phpblank

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