Quoting Jens Wahnes <[email protected]>:
Could it be that "Jane" in this example is part of the IT department too?
Yes, in this case Jane is part of the IT department and has exactly
the same '[email protected]' identity that '[email protected]' has.
The above can happen when "Jane" has got an identity where
[email protected] is either the "default e-mail address" or one of the
"alias addresses". These kinds of addresses are considered to be
personal addresses, i.e. e-mail messages show up with the "Personal"
icon in list view if they have been sent to an address that is among
these (default or alias) addresses. Another effect of "personal
addresses" is that these addresses are removed from the list of
recipients when replying to a message (this is so that one does not
reply to self). This seems to be what happened in your example.
That makes all the sense.
If the above fits to your circumstances, you need to consider more
thoroughly what kind of "mail routing" you want to achieve and how
to do it. One way to do this with Imp is to move the
"[email protected]" address from the "default e-mail address" or alias
address fields into the field of addresses "tied" to that "IT"
identity. Tied-to addresses are not considered personal addresses
and will not be removed from the recipient's list when replying. If
you add a "reply-to" address ([email protected]) to Jane's "IT"
identity as well, things should work as before, as replies will be
sent to the "group" address as well. However, if you need to
explicitly hide the actual sender's address from the recipients,
this approach will not work.
I have made several tests with "IT" identity according to this logic.
Only to clarify, I put 'departmental' identities like '[email protected]'
directly in database, by serializing a PHP array as follows:
$newID = array(
'id' => '[email protected]',
'fullname' => 'IT Dept.',
'replyto_addr' => array('[email protected]'),
'from_addr' => '[email protected]',
'tieto_addr' => '[email protected]',
'save_sent_mail' => 1,
'sent_mail_folder' => 'Dept. folders/IT/Sent',
);
The combination 'tieto_addr'='[email protected]', 'from_addr'='',
'replyto_addr'='' works well (I mean, one replying messages from
'[email protected]' will get '[email protected]' in 'To:' field). Any other
combination will result in an empty 'To:' field.
What is new for me is that in all the combinations of identity field
values (replyto_addr, from_addr, tieto_addr), the following message is
shown when one clicks "Send" button when replying to '[email protected]':
"Your identity has been switched to the identity associated with the
current recipient address. Click this box to revert to the original
identity. The identity will not be checked again during this compose
action."
I've never seen this message before. If we click the yellow box, the
default identity is restored and the rest goes as I just explained.
Have I messed things up?
Jens
Thank you so much! (And sorry for the broken English)
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