I'm trying to figure out how Znuny decides when to decide to draw a reply-all button and when not.
AFAIK there's no configuration variables to change this behavior, so there's hard coded logic for this I assume?
I have situations where i'm seeing a reply-all button when there's only one recipient, and I have situations reply all is missing despite someone in CC.
I have a strong suspicion it has something to do with the way some mail is forwarded, but I also don't fully understand how Znuny handles this.
One of the many Google results I searched for answeres suggest Znuny counts the amount of unique mail adresses that it sees in the headers minus the one that is attached to the queue or configured als a mail address?
Is this true/still the case?
AFAIK there's no configuration variables to change this behavior, so there's hard coded logic for this I assume?
I have situations where i'm seeing a reply-all button when there's only one recipient, and I have situations reply all is missing despite someone in CC.
I have a strong suspicion it has something to do with the way some mail is forwarded, but I also don't fully understand how Znuny handles this.
One of the many Google results I searched for answeres suggest Znuny counts the amount of unique mail adresses that it sees in the headers minus the one that is attached to the queue or configured als a mail address?
Is this true/still the case?
Statistics: Posted by kevindebie — 24 Jul 2024, 17:47 — Replies 1 — Views 26