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Before the <code> my ( $Val, $Message ) = $NewUser->Create( </code>
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my ( $Val, $Message ) = $NewUser->Create(
[ ... ]
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add something like (you of course need to decide/alter the if statement regarding domainname):
add something like (you of course need to decide/alter the if statement regarding domainname):


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if ($Address =~ /\@<domain>/i)
if ($Address =~ /\@<domain>/i)
{
{
$RT::Logger->debug("unity3d :: Updating old user [ $Address ] to .. ");
$RT::Logger->debug("DEBUG :: Updating old user [ $Address ] to .. ");
($Username) = $Address =~ m/(.*)@/;
($Username) = $Address =~ m/(.*)@/;
$RT::Logger->debug("[ $Username ] \n");
$RT::Logger->debug("[ $Username ] \n");

Latest revision as of 11:32, 3 February 2012


Autoadd LDAP usernames from autocreated tickets

Find this file: 

/usr/share/request-tracker4/lib/RT/Interface/Email.pm

Before the 

 
my ( $Val, $Message ) = $NewUser->Create( 
[ ... ]

add something like (you of course need to decide/alter the if statement regarding domainname): 

## Hack to get correct LDAP usernames into DB (only on emails ending with @<domain>)
if ($Address =~ /\@<domain>/i)
{
    $RT::Logger->debug("DEBUG :: Updating old user [ $Address ] to .. ");
    ($Username) = $Address =~ m/(.*)@/;
    $RT::Logger->debug("[ $Username ] \n");
}
## End hack
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