When a comment is created in RT it is not sent to the requestor. It is
only sent to AdminCC and the Owner.
If the AdminCC or the Owner in their e-mail client reply to this e-mail,
the reply should also be private. The reply should not be sent to the
requestor.
However at the moment this is what is happening.
So how can I secure our comments?
Felix Zhu wrote:
If the AdminCC or the Owner in their e-mail client reply to this e-mail,
the reply should also be private. The reply should not be sent to the
requestor.
However at the moment this is what is happening.
So how can I secure our comments?
Didn’t actually test, but I suppose if you specify different email
addresses for correspondence and comments in the queue definition, that
would happen automatically (i.e: copies of comments would have a sender
of <comment_address>, so replies should automatically be interpreted as
comments).
Angelo.
Thanks very much. You got the point.
FelixOn Friday 25 February 2005 10:44, Angelo Turetta wrote:
Felix Zhu wrote:
If the AdminCC or the Owner in their e-mail client reply to this e-mail,
the reply should also be private. The reply should not be sent to the
requestor.
However at the moment this is what is happening.
So how can I secure our comments?
Didn’t actually test, but I suppose if you specify different email
addresses for correspondence and comments in the queue definition, that
would happen automatically (i.e: copies of comments would have a sender
of <comment_address>, so replies should automatically be interpreted as
comments).
Angelo.
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