Re: Email notifications received while user isn't assigned to the project

Thanks for this answer.
It should get rid of my problem.

Thanks again,
Matthieu

On Tue, 2010-10-12 at 11:08 +0200, [email protected] wrote:
> I'm encountering a strange behavior in email notifications.
> While user isn't assigned to a particular project, he received 
> notification emails that are in regard with this same project (the user 
> isn't the reporter or the handler of the issue, he isn't monitoring it 
and 
> never add a bugnote to it).

There are a number of other ways users could potentially receive
notifications:
* config_defaults_inc.php defines global notification settings that
override all other notification settings
* They are assigned to a category

> >From what I understand in this page :
> 
http://manual.mantisbt.org/manual.page.descriptions.system.management.pages.manage.configuration.email.notifications.php


This manual is for MantisBT 1.0.5 and is very much outdated. Have a look
here instead:
http://docs.mantisbt.org/master/en/

> Then, what setting(s) should I look at to eventually correct this 
unwanted 
> behavior?

See the $g_default_notify_flags and $g_notify_flags options at
http://docs.mantisbt.org/master/en/administration_guide.html#ADMIN.CONFIG.EMAIL


Hopefully adjusting those settings will solve your problem (at least
with MantisBT 1.2.x).

Regards,

David
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