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What is the "to" address for these reply emails?
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Name Previous Value Current Value Type
Bug
Support Request
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The to is to itself. So both from and to are "support@...". However, I do get emails to another email (but I'm assuming that's just watcher stuff).
Perhaps there is a way to say "hey, don't create tickets from" and put in "support@...", or something like that?
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When send issue notification email, OneDev will specify reply-to address as
support+issue~<issue id>@..., for instance you may hit reply of this notifation email, the reply address should be[email protected]. With the special plus addressing, OneDev knows to append the mail content as comment to existing issue, instead of creating a new issue.So it seems odd that the reply address is still
support@...at your side. Maybe your mail server does not support plus addressing? -
Hi
It does, as all the other repos work just fine (using the same email, with sub-addressing). -
Do you mean for a particular repo, OneDev sending issue notification using reply address directly as
support@...without subaddressing? -
Also I suggest to upgrade to latest version to see if it makes any difference.
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Closed
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Yes, there is no sub-addressing in the emails, with both To and From fields being
support@...This endlessly creates a new ticket to the email that comes in saying a ticket has been created. I usesupport@...as a catchall (just in case a client forgets).Using the sub-addressing properly, within the different repo's and from other emails (so not Support emailing itself), works as intended.
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This is quite odd. If you can reproduce the issue with a sample database, it will be of a lot help.
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I've been able to replicate it again. What data do you need?
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Please let me know detail steps to reproduce the issue.
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All you need to do is send an email to the service desk (in this case
support@...) from the service desk emailsupport@.... OneDev sends emails out assupport@....You can also send an email from
support@...to a project (support+project-name@...) and it will create a ticket there, but then will continue to create tickets as "catch all's" if you have that set up. In my case, anyone who just sends emails tosupport@...goes to the "Client" parent project.I am happy to get an export of the database, is that helps.
Also, this is the current settings (the exclude does not work). https://i.imgur.com/TqY5L0U.png
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Got this reproduced. Will be fixed in next patch release. Thx!
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Previous Value Current Value Closed
Open
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Name Previous Value Current Value Type
Support Request
Bug
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OneDev
changed state to 'Closed' 3 years ago
Previous Value Current Value Open
Closed
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OneDev
changed state to 'Released' 3 years ago
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Released
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State changed as build #3105 is successful
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Bug
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| Priority |
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It's an odd thing. I was using my "catch all" support email to test a project. When emails were sent from this project, the service desk picked these emails up and created a ticket. However, it also seemed to pick up the replies (the Subject ended up looking like "Re: Re: Re: Re:...")
I stopped this by turning off the Service Desk feature.
However, I was wondering how I could stop "support@" from creating tickets from itself. I know I can exclude senders, but I'm not entirely too sure how to resolve this.