ticket summary type release owner status created modified _description _reporter 11400 How to set email2trac on windows platform? task Olivier ANDRE new 2013-11-20T13:31:57+01:00 2013-11-21T05:09:07+01:00 How to set email2trac on windows platform? anuja.bakshi@… 7222 an IEhandler to create a wiki topic? task 0.11 Olivier ANDRE new 2010-06-08T23:19:32+02:00 2011-11-10T13:00:37+01:00 "Alas, not knowing the internals of trac I cannot know the depth of the request I make. Would it be possible to have an IEhandler that creates a wiki topic? Doing the right thing if possible, by setting the owner to the email sender, a couple other features possible... thanks! --Chan" chan wilson 10168 mail2trac: accept any subject with a ticket number in it (update feature) enhancement 0.12 Olivier ANDRE new 2012-07-21T14:03:45+02:00 2012-07-21T14:03:45+02:00 "Hello, I'd like to have mail2trac update a ticket when the subject contains a ticket number, not only when the subject matches the ticket complete subject (as constructed with 'ticket_subject_template' and 'smtp_subject_prefix' in email2ticket.py around line 300). So I suggest a regex like this : subject_re = '.*#([0-9]+).*' It will accept any email with a subject containing a ticket number, whatever the remaining of the subject. I find this behavior handy because team members can now update a ticket easily : they just have to know the ticket number. I tested that on my local trac. Tell me if you need a patch against SVN to integrate this feature ? Moreover you may want to have this behavior configurable. I suggest a setting like 'accept_simple_subject'. Best regards, Michel " michelbriand@… 10351 Feature to parse Custom Ticket fields and Custom Statuses enhancement 0.12 Olivier ANDRE new 2012-09-20T19:57:37+02:00 2012-09-20T19:57:37+02:00 "Hi, I mainly use mail2trac to create tickets, but I have many custom ticket fields (mentioned in [ticket-custom] of trac.ini) which I need to specify. Since custom fields are a part of the main trac release it would be great if mail2trac were enhanced to include parsing of the custom fields. This is a relevant ticket http://trac-hacks.org/ticket/9536. The same goes for new statuses declared when adopting a new ticket workflow. Thanks" prav 9662 MailToTracPlugin can only handle text/plain emails? defect 0.12 Olivier ANDRE new 2012-01-04T18:28:48+01:00 2012-01-04T18:28:48+01:00 "utils.get_body_and_attachments() {{{ elif (ctype not in ('application/pgp-signature')): file_name = part.get_filename() attachments.append(part) return contents['text/plain'], attachments }}}" anonymous 9536 ReplyToTicket fails to recognize replies to tickets if trac.ini contains a custom ticket_subject_template defect 0.12 Olivier ANDRE new 2011-11-10T12:56:46+01:00 2012-09-04T20:26:08+02:00 ReplyToTicket fails to recognize replies to tickets if trac.ini contains a custom ticket_subject_template with a variable //other// than $prefix, $ticket.id and $summary. Olivier ANDRE 9850 Cannot get MailToTracPlugin to parse mail correctly defect 0.11 Olivier ANDRE new 2012-02-24T19:06:50+01:00 2012-02-24T19:06:50+01:00 "The plugin creates tickets however when an e-mail is sent with the subject ""create : New Ticket"", a ticket is created with the subject ""create : New Ticket"". Replying to an e-mail that was received after creating the ticket with the subject ""Re: [trac] #47: create : New Ticket"" creates another ticket with a similar subject. " mehmet.avcioglu@… 10490 installation instructions refer to non-existent mail2trac script defect 1.0 Olivier ANDRE new 2012-10-16T23:13:11+02:00 2012-10-29T23:58:21+01:00 "Versions: Trac 1.0, python 2.7.3, Ubuntu 12.04.1 LTS It appears that the documentation does not match the code in svn. Something appears to be out of syc. I installed MailToTracPlugin per MailToTracPlugin: `easy_install http://trac-hacks.org/svn/mailtotracplugin/0.12/plugin` The instructions refer to ''a trac-admin command, a bash script (mail2tracAdmin) calling trac-admin...The bash script, mail2tracAdmin may be called by an MTA (e.g. postfix).'' When detailing the install for Postfix, it is noted that ''The mail2trac script takes a -p command line argument for the path to the project environment.'' The problem is that there is no existence of any ""mail2trac"" script. Is this refering to the ""mail2tracAdmin"" bash script? I've tried to use the ""mail2tracAdmin"" bash script in place of the non-existent ""mail2trac"" script, but the ""mail2tracAdmin"" bash script does not accept a ""-p"" command line argument as noted for the ""mail2trac script"". I've tried to leave of the ""-p"" argument with no success. I've tried about every combination of arguments and commands that might make sense to no avail. I've replaced the ""mail2trac"" script with `python /path/to/mail2trac/email2trac.py` as suggested by ethan.jucovy at gmail on http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/trac/users/43284?do=post_view_threaded#43284. This still has not resulted in success. I've begun to debug `email2trac.py` but it just starts and then ends without calling any of the methods/procedures defined in the file. I am now very experienced at python, so it is a struggle to figure out why nothing is happening. I was initially having permission problems because the ""nobody"" user needed permission to run the required files, so I gave access as needed. No more permission problems reported. I installed postfix per: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Postfix Everything tests out fine for postfix. The alias was setup correctly as it is triggered when the email is sent to the server. I am able to send emails to the server and the ""email2trac.py"" script is triggered, but it just does't do anything. I've This is the setup I am using for the alias: {{{ #!sh nano /etc/aliases ... trac: ""| python /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/mail2trac-1-py2.7.egg/mail2trac/email2trac.py -p /var/opt/trac/projects/alasg"" }}} The instructions instruct me to add the following alias, but: {{{ ""mail2trac"" does not exist, so that was not an option: foo: ""| /path/to/mail2trac -p /var/trac/bar"" }}} I downloaded mail2tracAdmin script and then tried to make use of it in the alias, but that failed to work as it appears to accept different parameters (eg, doesn't accept ""-p"") {{{ foo: ""| /var/opt/trac/projects/alasg/plugins/mail2tracAdmin -p /var/opt/trac/projects/alasg"" }}} I've tried to run a test on the command-line just to see if I can make sense of the parameters and output using the following: {{{ #!sh python /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/mail2trac-1-py2.7.egg/mail2trac/email2trac.py -p $TRAC_ALASG_HOME <