Manohar,
Essentially, if the CC'c and Bcc's are in the ticket as watchers, they
will be retained and will have access (SeeOutgoingEmail) to the thread.
RT has an option for making sure all CC's and Bcc's are retained on the
ticket when it is created. However, that is a Global option.
We found that to be a bit limiting, as some of our Queue Managers did
not like this. So, we created a scrip that could be applied on a
Queue-by-Queue basis that puts all initial CC's on a ticket and adds any
non-redundant CC's as the ticket handles more mail. It is in the RT
Wiki. You might want to look at it. I don't remember if we specifically
addressed Bcc's, but you could use that code as a model and develop your
own for this purpose.
Hope this helps.
Kenn
LBNL
On 1/4/2010 12:00 PM, Kevin Falcone wrote:
On Thu, Dec 31, 2009 at 08:00:34PM +0530, H Manohar Rayker wrote:
How do I retain the Cc and Bcc list for the entire thread from starting to
end in RT?
Add them from the People tab, rather than as one-time-cc one-time-bccs
during a reply.
I am using RT 3.8.4. Also there are some mail display formatting issues when
sent the mails
through Outlook (2k3 & 2k7) as they appear as attachment in the response
mail received in my
outlook program. Can this be solved by upgrading to 3.8.7 or is there any
other fix for this?
There are a number of fixes in 3.8.7 related to this, but there are
also commits on 3.8-trunk that won't be released until 3.8.8
-kevin
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