Hey Team,
When RT sends an email to a requestor, cc or admincc the email arrives with
a from line that looks like the one below:
How do I tweak this so it looks a little prettier?? Like
Devo
Any ideas?
-Stevo
Hey Team,
When RT sends an email to a requestor, cc or admincc the email arrives with
a from line that looks like the one below:
How do I tweak this so it looks a little prettier?? Like
Devo
Any ideas?
-Stevo
Not sure if this information is necessary but the MTA I am running is Exim.
-StevoFrom: “Stevo” checkpoint@ozbergs.com
To: rt-users@lists.fsck.com
Sent: Tuesday, July 06, 2004 2:54 PM
Subject: [rt-users] RT Mail From Line Issues
Hey Team,
When RT sends an email to a requestor, cc or admincc the email arrives
with
a from line that looks like the one below:From: Nobody [mailto:nobody@tickets]On Behalf Of Stevo Devo
How do I tweak this so it looks a little prettier?? Like
From: My Ticketing System [mailto:basic-queue@tickets]On Behalf of Stevo
DevoAny ideas?
-Stevo
Be sure to check out the RT wiki at http://wiki.bestpractical.com
When RT sends an email to a requestor, cc or admincc the email arrives with
a from line that looks like the one below:From: Nobody [mailto:nobody@tickets]On Behalf Of Stevo Devo
no, that’s how outlook displays an email that looks like:
Sender: Nobody nobody@tickets
I’ve explained how to maile exim not add Sender headers several times,
google should find it.
seph
When RT sends an email to a requestor, cc or admincc the email arrives
with a from line that looks like the one below:From: Nobody [mailto:nobody@tickets]On Behalf Of Stevo Devo
Are you sure RT is sending this? It seems more likely to me that the
recipient’s MUA is mangling the From: line.
Sebastian
Sebastian Flothow
sebastian@flothow.de
Because it reverses the logical flow of conversation.