A little more info. Did some additional testing and a second account
that was known to RT but wasn't "privileged" received a response
correctly.
Is there any differences how the system would respond to a request
generated by a "privileged" user?
Steve
On Jan 8, 2008, at 2:54 PM, Steve Cochran wrote:
Working with a clean install of 3.6.3 on FC 7, running into a
problem with outgoing email. Using the default config of sendmail
pipe.
Scrip 6, which is the default send email to requester, is failing
with error: no recipients found. This was with email coming from a
internal account that also has an account in RT. Looking at the full
headers showed no To: field, so I can see why the SendEmail package
is failing to find a recipient. The user that send does show as
having a valid email in their user profile.
Testing with unknown (to RT), local account on the linux server: a
response did go out and full headers looked normal in the ticket.
Any idea why the outgoing mail might be failing to correctly
generate a recipient?
Steve
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