>> $associated_user = 'admin@stripped'; // SETUP: this needs to be
> Yeah, you need to put the email address that you use to login to
> Eventum in
> there. This stuff will be improved pretty soon.
Okay, that is done.
>> I wonder if the + in issue+ is being treated as a regexp operator...
>> I
>> don't know PHP yet.
> Yeah, that's probably it. I'll add a note about this problem to my TODO
> list.
Okay, I switched the + to an _, and put the route_emails script in my
.forward.
And now it seems to be eating everything sent to it. :D No bounces,
but no sign of the emails. No INSERT or UPDATE statements into the
database, though I'm getting queries.
Hrmm.
> Yes, the $associated_user variable above needs to be set correctly. And
> also, is "1" a valid email account ID ?
I think so.
mysql> select ema_id, ema_prj_id,ema_username from
eventum_email_account;
+--------+------------+--------------+
| ema_id | ema_prj_id | ema_username |
+--------+------------+--------------+
| 1 | 1 | eventum |
+--------+------------+--------------+
1 row in set (0.00 sec)
ema_folder is empty, though. Is that important?
> No problem. Don't give up just yet, Eventum is still under the radar so
> there's not much documentation right now. I hope to change that soon
> when we
> get a real release out, and maybe some more infrastructure in this
> project.
> I'll be doing some evagelism on this next week and see what happens.
If I can make it work as easy as MySQL Support makes it look, it'll be
a hit. :D
-- Jason
