You could try the 'References:' header, which is rarely used, and even
then primarily by Usenet postings, but I believe it passes through so
it's worth a try. I don't have time to try this out myself, but if
anyone has a go...
-----Original Message-----
From: Ed Sawyer [mailto:esawyer@stripped]
Sent: 09 September 2005 21:10
To: eventum-devel@stripped
Subject: embed issue id into email subject
Hi Tibor -
We have the exact same issue with our installation of Eventum. For now,
we have disabled the Email integration as it relates to emailing Eventum
and getting it to track issue updates via email.
However, we had the same thought, to embed the issue ID in the subject
line, which should work fine with Exchange.
I'll be curious to find out any info that relates to this also, e.g.
which PHP programs need adjustment and such. It should be a fairly
simple task to change where the scripts look for the issue number,
hopefully.
If we get to this sooner than you do (or the maintainers do), I'll post
whatever methods and results we came up with.
Thanks
-Ed Sawyer
>
> The "In-reply-to" field does not get back in every cases so I am
> evaluating the option to embed the issue id into the subject field for
> all mails sent by Eventum and then parse the subject for the issue
> number in the case of missing "in-reply-to" field. Can you point me
> out which php scripts would be in need of change to implement this?
> And if possible some ideas about what would be easiest way (and in
> line with Eventum design) to achieve the above?
>
> Looking forward for any suggestions and really appreciate the help,
> Tibor
>
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