--- On Fri, 12/17/10, Kevin Falcone <falc...@bestpractical.com> wrote:
> > > > (is there a way to get the > [rt.foo.com #287] from not showing up?) > > No, RT is going to stick that into generated mail because > it wants to > protect itself if the mail comes back in > > > Also, how would I change the "From" address? I > would rather make it such that a "Reply" to the above > message does not go back into RT. > > You should be able to clobber From: in the template > > > In the past, I was able to modify the RT_SiteConfig.pm > to change the "TO" address with the following: > > > > Set($FriendlyToLineFormat, 'nob...@foo.com'); > > > > Can a similar variable be set in the template itself, > a $FriendlyFromLineFormat or something? > > There is a friendly from line format, but it isn't for what > you want. > You also appear to be doing something odd with your > FriendlyToLineFormat, > but I guess it works for you. > > -kevin > Thanks for the info. I think I'm set! The reason I did the FriendlyToLineFormat above was to get rid of the 'undisclosed recipients'. I tried several things with no success, but the above worked fine. I then made an alias to redirect the 'nobody' mail to /dev/null.
