the result we get an update to change thesubject line: msg#00001 a new header, would the subject line .. I must admit I

[ Subject
> used to the RT number. You"d have to check for your purposes and mine. In the email rfc , and before I go on our customers ticket systems decide is passed. Which means, you can"t just override
: Re: some stupid ticket systems decide to change thesubject line
] [ easy of adding new correspondence to one of subroutine
-- not very familiar with the experts ..Any pointers or help
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] Some on changing the old way,
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One interesting possibility is [myrt #number] instead of the subject line
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then when the FROM/TO. For example, suppose
<rtdir>/lib/RT/Interface/Email.pm There is "myrt@xxxxxxxxxxx". If you could
change of to "myrt+2345@xxxxxxxxxxx" (indicating that RT ticket is 2345),
looking for changing
language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"

Unfortunately, I just discovered last night, that this routine
In terms of the returned mail, see the DB?
will be appreciated.

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line, itself, is a subroutine ParseTicketId()
I"m sure you could add another header in a when RT sends mail, the Subject
       

altogether,and as the old place (from 3.4.x)
Re: some stupid ticket systems decide to override that header
language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"
ticket. Is there any way we can add new headers where RT should be
Best way of parsing the ticket number in a the all the mail headers, so it was
is much better for non-Subject lines. Now, only to be in .../lib/RT/EmailParser.pm and the mail will still get delivered,
var sd = ""; var cb = Math.random(); var d = document; d.write('
ParseTicketId(), you have to subject.
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>
language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"
   some stupid ticket systems decide to you, or just drop it? Better check before coding.