Tickets

This section details Ticket-related Linode CLI commands.

list

Aliases: ls

Returns a collection of Support Tickets on your Account.

Usage

The format accepted by this command.

linode-cli tickets list [-h] [--opened opened]
    [--updated updated] [--closed closed]
    [--order-by {opened,updated,closed}] [--order {asc,desc}]

Sample

Examples of how this command might be used.

linode-cli tickets list

Filterable Attributes

Arguments used to define a filter for response entries.

Name

Type

Description

--closed

str

The date and time this Ticket was closed.

--opened

str

The date and time this Ticket was created.

--updated

str

The date and time this Ticket was last updated.

Result Attributes

The attributes returned by this command.

Name

Type

Example

Description

attachments

[]str

[“screenshot…enshot.txt”]

A list of filenames representing attached files associated with this Ticket.

closable

bool

N/A

Whether the Support Ticket may be closed.

closed

str

2015-06-04T16:07:03

The date and time this Ticket was closed.

description

str

I am having …an reset it?

The full details of the issue or question.

gravatar_id

str

474a1b7373ae…49e69c36ce30

The Gravatar ID of the User who opened this Ticket.

id

int

11223344

The ID of the Support Ticket.

opened

str

2015-06-04T14:16:44

The date and time this Ticket was created.

opened_by

str

some_user

The User who opened this Ticket.

status

str

open

The current status of this Ticket.

summary

str

Having troubl…on my Linode

The summary or title for this Ticket.

updated

str

2015-06-04T16:07:03

The date and time this Ticket was last updated.

updated_by

str

some_other_user

The User who last updated this Ticket.

entity

Name

Type

Example

Description

entity.id

int

10400

The unique ID for this Ticket’s entity.

entity.label

str

linode123456

The current label of this entity.

entity.type

str

linode

The type of entity this is related to.

entity.url

str

/v4/linode/in…ances/123456

The URL where you can access the object this event is for.


view

Returns a Support Ticket under your Account.

Usage

The format accepted by this command.

linode-cli tickets view [-h] [--opened opened]
    [--updated updated] [--closed closed]
    [--order-by {opened,updated,closed}] [--order {asc,desc}]
    ticketId

Sample

Examples of how this command might be used.

linode-cli tickets view 11223344

Parameters

Positional parameters used to define the resource this command should target.

Name

Type

Description

ticketId

int

The ID of the Support Ticket.

Result Attributes

The attributes returned by this command.

Name

Type

Example

Description

attachments

[]str

[“screenshot…enshot.txt”]

A list of filenames representing attached files associated with this Ticket.

closable

bool

N/A

Whether the Support Ticket may be closed.

closed

str

2015-06-04T16:07:03

The date and time this Ticket was closed.

description

str

I am having …an reset it?

The full details of the issue or question.

gravatar_id

str

474a1b7373ae…49e69c36ce30

The Gravatar ID of the User who opened this Ticket.

id

int

11223344

The ID of the Support Ticket.

opened

str

2015-06-04T14:16:44

The date and time this Ticket was created.

opened_by

str

some_user

The User who opened this Ticket.

status

str

open

The current status of this Ticket.

summary

str

Having troubl…on my Linode

The summary or title for this Ticket.

updated

str

2015-06-04T16:07:03

The date and time this Ticket was last updated.

updated_by

str

some_other_user

The User who last updated this Ticket.

entity

Name

Type

Example

Description

entity.id

int

10400

The unique ID for this Ticket’s entity.

entity.label

str

linode123456

The current label of this entity.

entity.type

str

linode

The type of entity this is related to.

entity.url

str

/v4/linode/in…ances/123456

The URL where you can access the object this event is for.


create

Open a Support Ticket.

Usage

The format accepted by this command.

linode-cli tickets create [-h] [--domain_id domain_id]
    [--nodebalancer_id nodebalancer_id]
    [--lkecluster_id lkecluster_id] [--summary summary]
    [--firewall_id firewall_id] [--description description]
    [--database_id database_id] [--vpc_id vpc_id]
    [--longviewclient_id longviewclient_id] [--region region]
    [--managed_issue managed_issue] [--volume_id volume_id]
    [--linode_id linode_id] [--vlan vlan]

Sample

Examples of how this command might be used.

linode-cli tickets create \
    --description "I'm having trouble setting the root password on my Linode. I tried following the instructions but something is not working and I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. Can you please help me figure out how I can reset it?" \
    --linode_id 123 \
    --summary "Having trouble resetting root password on my Linode"

Arguments

Additional fields used to execute this request.

Name

Type

Example

Description

--description *

str

I’m having tr…an reset it?

The full details of the issue or question.

--summary *

str

Having troubl…on my Linode

The summary or title for this SupportTicket.

--database_id

int

N/A

The ID of the Managed Database this ticket is regarding, if relevant.

--domain_id

int

N/A

The ID of the Domain this ticket is regarding, if relevant.

--firewall_id

int

N/A

The ID of the Firewall this ticket is regarding, if relevant.

--linode_id

int

123

The ID of the Linode this ticket is regarding, if relevant.

--lkecluster_id

int

123

The ID of the Kubernetes cluster this ticket is regarding, if relevant.

--longviewclient_id

int

N/A

The ID of the Longview client this ticket is regarding, if relevant.

--managed_issue

bool

N/A

Designates if this ticket is related to a Managed service.

--nodebalancer_id

int

N/A

The ID of the NodeBalancer this ticket is regarding, if relevant.

--region

str

N/A

The Region ID for the associated VLAN this ticket is regarding.

--vlan

str

N/A

The label of the VLAN this ticket is regarding, if relevant.

--volume_id

int

N/A

The ID of the Volume this ticket is regarding, if relevant.

--vpc_id

int

N/A

The ID of the VPC this ticket is regarding, if relevant.

Result Attributes

The attributes returned by this command.

Name

Type

Example

Description

attachments

[]str

[“screenshot…enshot.txt”]

A list of filenames representing attached files associated with this Ticket.

closable

bool

N/A

Whether the Support Ticket may be closed.

closed

str

2015-06-04T16:07:03

The date and time this Ticket was closed.

description

str

I am having …an reset it?

The full details of the issue or question.

gravatar_id

str

474a1b7373ae…49e69c36ce30

The Gravatar ID of the User who opened this Ticket.

id

int

11223344

The ID of the Support Ticket.

opened

str

2015-06-04T14:16:44

The date and time this Ticket was created.

opened_by

str

some_user

The User who opened this Ticket.

status

str

open

The current status of this Ticket.

summary

str

Having troubl…on my Linode

The summary or title for this Ticket.

updated

str

2015-06-04T16:07:03

The date and time this Ticket was last updated.

updated_by

str

some_other_user

The User who last updated this Ticket.

entity

Name

Type

Example

Description

entity.id

int

10400

The unique ID for this Ticket’s entity.

entity.label

str

linode123456

The current label of this entity.

entity.type

str

linode

The type of entity this is related to.

entity.url

str

/v4/linode/in…ances/123456

The URL where you can access the object this event is for.


close

Closes a Support Ticket you have access to modify.

Usage

The format accepted by this command.

linode-cli tickets close [-h] ticketId

Sample

Examples of how this command might be used.

linode-cli tickets close 11223344

Parameters

Positional parameters used to define the resource this command should target.

Name

Type

Description

ticketId

int

The ID of the Support Ticket.


replies

Returns a collection of replies to a Support Ticket on your Account.

Usage

The format accepted by this command.

linode-cli tickets replies [-h] [--order-by {}]
    [--order {asc,desc}] ticketId

Sample

Examples of how this command might be used.

linode-cli tickets replies 11223344

Parameters

Positional parameters used to define the resource this command should target.

Name

Type

Description

ticketId

int

The ID of the Support Ticket.

Result Attributes

The attributes returned by this command.

Name

Type

Example

Description

created

str

2015-06-02T14:31:41

The date and time this Ticket reply was created.

created_by

str

John Q. Linode

The User who submitted this reply.

description

str

Hello,nI’m s…Support Team

The body of this Support Ticket reply.

from_linode

bool

true

If set to true, this reply came from a Linode employee.

gravatar_id

str

474a1b7373ae…49e69c36ce30

The Gravatar ID of the User who created this reply.

id

int

11223345

The unique ID of this Support Ticket reply.

reply

Adds a reply to an existing Support Ticket.

Usage

The format accepted by this command.

linode-cli tickets reply [-h] [--description description]
    ticketId

Sample

Examples of how this command might be used.

linode-cli tickets reply 11223344 \
    --description "Thank you for your help. I was able to figure out what the problem was and I successfully reset my password. You guys are the best!"

Parameters

Positional parameters used to define the resource this command should target.

Name

Type

Description

ticketId

int

The ID of the Support Ticket.

Arguments

Additional fields used to execute this request.

Name

Type

Example

Description

--description *

str

Thank you for…re the best!

The content of your reply.

Result Attributes

The attributes returned by this command.

Name

Type

Example

Description

created

str

2015-06-02T14:31:41

The date and time this Ticket reply was created.

created_by

str

John Q. Linode

The User who submitted this reply.

description

str

Hello,nI’m s…Support Team

The body of this Support Ticket reply.

from_linode

bool

true

If set to true, this reply came from a Linode employee.

gravatar_id

str

474a1b7373ae…49e69c36ce30

The Gravatar ID of the User who created this reply.

id

int

11223345

The unique ID of this Support Ticket reply.