<mharris> dkl: bugzilla seems to no longer be adding the X-Bugzilla-Component
etc. headers to mails...  my mail filters are putting all bugzilla mails into
one folder again.  Quick check of bugzilla mail headers shows no bugzilla headers
<mharris> General bug, or something wonky?
<dkl> To: %to%
<dkl> Subject: [Bug %bugid%] %neworchanged%%summary%
<dkl> Content-type: text/plain; charset=utf-8
<dkl> %threadingmarker%
<dkl> X-Loop: bugzilla
<dkl> X-BeenThere: bugzilla
<dkl> X-Bugzilla-Product: %product%
<dkl> X-Bugzilla-Version: %version%
<dkl> X-Bugzilla-Component: %component%
<dkl> X-Bugzilla-Comment: %private%
<dkl> X-Bugzilla-Reason: %reasonsheader%
<dkl> X-Bugzilla-Changed-Fields: %changeheader%
<dkl> that is what I have right now
<mharris> I think I found the pattern
<mharris> "exception granted: [Bug 177927] kxkb error via Xnest"
<mharris> That mail has no headers
<mharris> "needinfo cancelled: [Bug 122735] doxywizard; X Error: BadValue
(integer parameter out of range for operation)"
<mharris> or that
<dkl> mharris ah, that one is sent through other path so make sense
<dkl> ok, i will need to update the code to add in the headers, which ones are
necessary for you
<dkl> ?
<mharris> I didn't notice the pattern before, but I went through my folder in
reverse and just spotted it ;)
<dkl> that is fairly new feature we enabled a few weeks ago
<mharris> ya
<mharris> I use Component, Product, Reason, Version
<dkl> so it is using upstream code which doesnt add in extra headers like normal
emails do
<dkl> but they can be added in.
<dkl> ok so you need basically *all* of them ;)
<mharris> heh, pretty close ;)
<dkl> cool, file a bug or send me an email to remind me, it will probably have
to be monday
<dkl> i am trying to get everything ready for moving to the new server today
<mharris> Yeah, it was weird... I thought I noticed RHEL bugs getting into my
Fedora folder for a while, but not too often, and then couldn't spot them in the
pile so figured maybe I was going crazy :)
<mharris> ok, no prob
<dkl> thx