> >That's not _quite_ it. If the template has no headers and the first line > >contains a :, then the first line must be blank. Otherwise, RT can't > >tell the difference and tries to make it a header > > > >jesse > > Jesse, > > I'm finding that a template with no headers _always_ has to have the > first line blank (vanilla RT 3.6.5). Otherwise I get: > > error: couldn't parse head; error near: First line not blank > > Am I missing something?
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