Hi Josh, On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 5:25 PM, Josh Narins <jnar...@seniorbridge.com> wrote: > > I've looked into MailPlugins, but unless I'm reading the wrong section of the > documentation, they are for auth/authz aspects of mail, and not for rewriting > the content of the mail to, as I plan, remove redundant confidentiality > agreements and signatures.
A mail plugin has access to MIME entity and can do with it whatever you like. Just return the same auth level and current user and RT will continue to process the message. I do believe it's right place to do it even if API is not quite obviouse for this purpose. Old design that is there since RT 3.0 and screams for major refactoring. > I've been looking in RT::EmailParser and I see a _ParseMIMEEntity function > which calls a handy-sounding _PostProcessNewEntity but I don't see any hooks > in there for the casual user, so, either I need to wedge the code I need in > there myself or need to be edjumakayted about where I should be looking. If you enable GPG/SMIME then email is not fully processed at first and I think those functions are called for this case and you wouldn't be able to access decoded bodies. > Josh Narins -- Best regards, Ruslan.
