OTRS 6 Feature: Default Headers for Outgoing Emails
Martin Gruner13. Dec 2016 | Development
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This is the first article in a series about smaller and bigger features of the major version, OTRS 6.
We’ll start with a nice contribution by Renée Bäcker. He added the possibility to define default headers for outgoing emails, which can be necessary for certain network infrastructures. All emails that OTRS generates will automatically include these headers.
This behavior can be configured with the new configuration setting Sendmail::DefaultHeaders. Here you can add custom headers such as Precedence: bulk to suppress any automatic responses from external systems.
Thanks to Renée for the contribution!
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Jens Bothe at 19.11.2018, 20:42
No, there is no such feature
Oleg at 15.11.2018, 15:52
Is there and option to set Reply-To: header per queue? Use case is huge: all emails from OTRS must have one FROM email that collects bounces, but cannot be reached outside of MTA, while customers should REPLY-TO.