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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #44 | fixed | With a ticket update we must check if message is Spam | bas | anonymous |
| Description |
With ticket update there is no check if this is a SPAM message. I will build in the check, bas |
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| #46 | invalid | Not the greatest little program. | anonymous | anonymous |
| Description |
in todays world of developers, any program no matte how big or small, should be simple to deploy. If you want people to use email2 Trac, how distributing a windows installer, and a Linux RPM file which will make installing the program and all its dependencies trivial. its seems easier to build my own version of a program that does the same thing, than to get yours working. and Ive seen your source code, there is not much there so, it should not be complicated to get something which such few lines of code to work. so, in the future, why don't you create a windows installer, and the Linux, Mac equivalent to get this to work with a click and filling in a few lines of text. the installer should take care of all the rest, if you need fetchmail and its not install, let the installer you provide install it and configure it properly. or is there something that does this already? |
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| #69 | fixed | Mail Loop in Email To Trac | bas | anonymous |
| Description |
I have been using email to trac for awhile and I recently got bit by a nasty mail loop. The problem was that a user CCed to the bug list instead of sending it in the To: field. When the script generated a mail upon ticket creation it sent it to bugs again causing the loop consuming massive amounts of disk before it could be killed. email2trac should be checking that the trac.ini:smtp_from is not a destination address. I added this address to the blacklist function and the loop is gone. |
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