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#392 fixed email2trac functionality is not working bas jodat.linux@…
Description

I have installed trac on my test VM(ubuntu 14.x) and its working fine but when i configured email to trac on VM, its not working.

Initially i saw these errors in syslog,which i fixed it

Jul 18 09:55:17 ubuntu email2trac trac: TRAC version 0.0 is not supported

when i run this command(email2trac --project=TIG < msg.txt)it does not create ticket in my trac environment.Any help would be appreciated.My ultimate goal is to use fetchmail to create email2trac tickets.

Note: msg.txt is a random file with some data

#39 fixed blacklisting, check for case insensitive mailer-daemon@ bas jodok@…
Description

not all mailer-daemons specify ther e-mail adress in uppercase letters. re.IGNORECASE should be included.

        def blacklisted_from(self):
                FROM_RE = re.compile(r"""
                    MAILER-DAEMON@
                    """, re.VERBOSE|re.IGNORECASE)
                result =  FROM_RE.search(self.email_addr)
                if result:
                        return True
                else:
                        return False

                 """, re.VERBOSE|re.IGNORECASE)
#40 fixed Lost in config - emails not arriving at trac bas Johan
Description

I've read and reread the docs, but I'm obviously missing something. I can't get email2trac setup properly.

running email2trac --project=alarmsystem < msg.txt produces the message TD: saving email to /tmp/tmp6TmF-f.email2trac - I don't have write access to /var/lib/trac/alarmsystem/db/, fair enough. If I run the command as root it works, and I get the new ticket in trac.

It's after this I'm lost, when trying to send an email to create the ticket.

What address does it get sent to? Should that address be a user on the system? An existing user? A new user?

As far as I understand it, I have fetchmail fetching mail from the server, and postfix delivers it. Should I use:

bugs: | "/usr/local/bin/run_email2trac --project=alarmsystem" - for postfix

or

mda "/usr/local/bin/run_email2trac" - for fetchmail

The mta_user needs to be configured for each one, and I've checked that that's set correctly when I try this.

So far I've tried creating a new email - bugs@.org.uk, and a new user - bugs - who recieves the email. This works, it's simple enough for me to handle!

I add the alias in postfix, and nothing actually happens. The user bugs still recieves the emails without them appearing in trac. If I change the alias to do something else with the emails, such as forward them to someone else, that works as anticipated. So postfix is doing its job, I think.

What step have I missed? What am I not understanding?

Ubuntu feisty trac 0.10.3-1 email2trac 0.10

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