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Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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#147 | wontfix | Strip Domain Name | bas | David Kirk <davidrkirk@…> |
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Hey, I'm using Trac .11.5 internally and we are using Active Directory to authenticate. I can log in to Trac as david with my AD password. When I send an email and email2trac picks it up, the Reporter is shown as "David Kirk" <david@…>. Is there a way with email2trac or postfix to remove all the excess stuff and the domain name and just leave david as the Reporter? I've been doing some searching, and found that if people go in to Preferences and set their email address that it should fix it, but a lot of our users just won't bother with that. |
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#148 | wontfix | Re: [Trac] Re: Installing mail2trac plugin | bas | snowychuu@… |
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yes the subject line remains intact and all that is changed is that it has RE: in front of it. I see in your posts that it may need to configure the ticket number in front of the subject. Is that configured on the backend or is that added manually by the requestor or replier? It does not make sense if the user need to manually input the ticket # in the subject. I also don't want the ticket # to show up in the subject. I just want replies back and forth and trac should still know that it is an update vs a new ticket. Subject: #4: Bas --> will update ticket #4 The version of email2 trac was from Sept 13 2005. On Thu, Aug 27, 2009 at 11:06 AM, Bas van der Vlies <basv@sara.nl> wrote: |
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#149 | fixed | filenames of attachments are escaped twice by email2trac | bas | hju@… |
Description |
If email2trac creats a ticket whith an attachment having a space in the filename, the filename is excaped twice. example (see also attached screenshots): test 1.txt is named test%201.txt and stored as test%25201.txt bei email2trac. if you add an attachment via webclient, the filename is only escaped once: test 2.txt is named test 2.txt and stored as test%202.txt Also trac has no problem to find the file, we encountered this using a script (AdvancedTicketWorkflow? - run_external) to find the attachments with the filenames stored in the database. We had to work around this bei again escaping the filename stored in database. It's not a serious bug while trac gets around it, but annoying and of course different from the "normal" trac behaviour. |