Re: Users not set up for e-mails on the gnats host

Hmm. That means the person who made the edit wouldn't get an e-mail. I 
suppose the one doing the editing ought to know that something changed, 
but they like to get the e-mail so they know it went through. It works 
most of the time; how does it normally get set?

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Jo A Wahle <[email protected]>  wrote:
> How does gnats determine $EditUserEmailAddr that gets used by the
> audit-mail mail-format? I think we're having a problem because it
> assumes that it can append @hostname to the username.

Simply enough, I just comment that line out of the "audit-mail" format
spec in dbconfig for the database.  Email addresses are generally set
in the "responsible" and "submitters" files.

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