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I set om@… as my recipient_list.And we have another email aom@…. When i send an email to aom@… from om@…, a ticket is created. is it because of the aom/om? or just a matter of misconfiguration.

Hi Bas,

We are now using a more secure approach to group ownership and file permissions that supports 1) webserver r/w access, 2) r/w access by selected users who are logged in via ssh, and 3) no other r/w access.

The idea is to create a supplementary group whose only members are the webserver user, and the selected ssh users. World access is then removed from all dual-access files (i.e., files writable via webserver and ssh). Thus, with a umask of 007 and the gid bit set, all created dual-access files are group-writable by users belonging to the special supplementary group, and to no one else.

Currently, besides the uid, run_email2trac sets only the gid associated with the trac user. This patch will cause it to also set the supplementary groups associated with the trac user, thus supporting a "best practices" approach to dual-access.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Dennis McRitchie?

When updating an existing ticket through email2trac, the added comment does not contain the From: header.

The wanted result is something like the following:

• original message:

From: Some One <someone@example.org>
To: An Other <another@example.org>
CC: <email2trac@example.org>
Date: Tue, 18 Oct 2011 15:44:06 +0200
Subject: RE: some subject (reference: #9304:)

...

• gets translated in a new comment added to ticket 9304 containing the following:

On Tue, 18 Oct 2011 15:44:06 +0200 Some One <someone@example.org> wrote:

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