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On Thu, 17 May 2007 at 23:09 (-0700), Mike Friedman wrote:

On Fri, 18 May 2007 at 09:48 (+0400), Ruslan Zakirov wrote:

is there any chance that you have not provided --action argument?

In my case, as I indicated in my earlier post, I did supply '--action'. Here's the command I've been testing with:

rt-mailgate --debug --queue general --action correspond --url https://....

I believe I've found the problem and it seems there IS a change between 3.4.5 and 3.6.3. The change is in parsing of the incoming email headers. In my test, using rt-mailgate from the command line, I just entered 'xxx', which contains no real mail header information. This works on 3.4.5 but fails on 3.6.3.

If, however, my input to rt-mailgate contains at least a valid 'From: ' line, then a ticket gets created. So, it seems mail header parsing has changed enough between the two releases to account for my symptoms.

BTW: A single valid SMTP 'From ' line also causes the error. So, it seems that if any real mail comes in without a 'From: ' header line, RT won't create a ticket for it, even if the SMTP envelope has usable information in its 'From ' line. This really is a change from earlier releases.

Mike

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