Hmm. In the admin-webinterface there is a note: “(requestors will
always be sent copies of all correspondence.)”.
I find it rather annoying that a requestor who sends a request, get an
answer from me and when answering that, gets a copy of his own reply.
Could someone point me to the place, where you could place a check on
requestor and sender, to see if the requestor should get the mail.
Jesper Holm Olsen, Department of Computer Science and Department of
Film and Media studies, University of Copenhagen
Email: dunkel@diku.dk * Homepage: http://www.diku.dk/students/dunkel
I find it rather annoying that a requestor who sends a request, get an
answer from me and when answering that, gets a copy of his own reply.
It shouldn’t happen, unless the requestor changes his email address.
Could someone point me to the place, where you could place a check on
requestor and sender, to see if the requestor should get the mail.
lib/rt/database/manipulate.pm:
sub add_correspondence {
(…)
#if it’s coming from somebody other than the user, send them a copy
if (&is_not_a_requestor($in_current_user,$in_serial_num)) {
&update_each_req($in_serial_num, ‘date_told’, $rt::time);
$tem=&rt::template_mail(‘correspondence’, $queue_id, “$requestors”,
$in_cc, $in_bcc, “$in_serial_num”,
“$transaction_num”, “$in_subject”,“$in_current_user”,‘’);
…check if the is_not_a_requestor sub works.
Tobias Brox
aka TobiX
+47 22 925 871