Hi everybody,
we are using JIRA as a helpdesk system so we are sending mails to non JIRA users using the fabulous Script Runner plugin. Although we are able to set a different sending mail address and name per workflow the smtp mail server is the same.
Is it possible to use a different mail server using script runner?
Any idea how to implement it?
Thanx in advance,
Kostas
Hi Kostas...
Just wondering why you want to use different mail servers per project?
The code that gets the mail server is just: mailServerManager.getDefaultSMTPMailServer() - you could modify it to get a mail server by ID depending on workflow or project.
Hi Jamie,
I know it sounds weird, but the outgoing mails are for clients of different companies and services.
So i want the original message that goes to clients to come from a mail server related to the appropriate company. At the moment emails for both clients (companyA and companyB) are sent from JIRA's default mail server which has a name like:
mail.companyA.com
So i was thinking, in order to avoid that, to use different mail servers per project or workflow.
Thanks for the help once again.
Cheers,
Kostas
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OK... but do people really look at the headers to see where the mail was routed? Anyway, if so, I would consider just picking the right mail server depending on if it's company A/B.
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That's true. I do not think that people look at the headers but...is something i have to do.
Thanx,
Kostas
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JEMH plugin will help you to fullfill your requirement.
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.javahollic.jira.jemh-ui
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