All,
I have Set( $rtname, ‘my.domain.net’); in RT_Siteconfig. Email works fine to and from however if you show headers two tags:
References: RT-Ticket-301@example.com
Message-ID: rt-3.8.8-19595-1274820490-1596.301-6-0@example.com
are being set to example.com
Anyone know how to fix this?
Regards,
Jason Maderios
KPU Telecom
All,
I have Set( $rtname, ‘my.domain.net’); in RT_Siteconfig. Email works fine to and from however
if you show headers two tags:
References: <[1]RT-Ticket-301@example.com>
Message-ID: [2]rt-3.8.8-19595-1274820490-1596.301-6-0@example.com
are being set to example.com
You most likely don’t actually want rtname to be my.domain.net, but
that is your choice. The configuration you’re looking for is
$Organization, read more about it in RT_Config.pm (or just search for
example.com there)
-kevin
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Found it - Page 22&23
Set($Organization, “value”);
What is the impact of changing this 3 weeks into deployment?
Found it - Page 22&23
Set($Organization, “value”);
What is the impact of changing this 3 weeks into deployment?
You break existing ticket Links
If you search the wiki, I believe someone has written up how to safely
modify them
-kevin