Bug #8023
Reply to CAC Message gets posted to forum
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Description
Hi All,
A confusing situation:
- I was trying to troubleshoot something with a CAC user, so I sent her a message through the Commons by visiting the CAC and replying through the CAC messaging interface
- She replied and I received an email notification of her reply
- I replied to her message by hitting "reply" from my email client (Gmail web)
- I received a notification that seemed to indicate that my reply had been posted to the CUNY Digital Humanities Initiative as a forum post
- It looks like my email reply was posted as a comment on a forum thread that I had started this morning -- https://commons.gc.cuny.edu/groups/digital-humanities-initiative/forum/topic/fwd-digital-humanities-at-the-community-college-in-the-us-please-respond-to-our-survey/#post-54970
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History
#1
Updated by Matt Gold over 2 years ago
Updated by - Priority name changed from Normal to High
#2
Updated by Raymond Hoh over 2 years ago
Updated by Hi Matt,
Sorry to hear about this.
Can you take a screenshot of the email headers from the initial email from Marilyn? I want to see the Reply-to email header for that email and compare it to the first two screenshots you took.
#3
Updated by Matt Gold over 2 years ago
- File original_msg (10).txt original_msg (10).txt added
thanks, Ray. Please let me know whether this gives you what you need
#4
Updated by Raymond Hoh over 2 years ago
Thanks Matt.
I'm still looking into this. Somewhere along the process, the unique querystring used in the Reply-To email header is being hijacked by bbPress, instead of the one associated with private messages.
I'm going to try to duplicate this locally and will report back.
#5
Updated by Matt Gold over 2 years ago
Okay -- thanks for your work on this, Ray
#6
Updated by Raymond Hoh over 2 years ago
- Status changed from Assigned to Resolved
- Target version set to 1.10.18
Fixed in https://github.com/cuny-academic-commons/cac/commit/d7850af7456cf9e8e7604f8126c80c629488c630
The issue was with the RBE module written for bbPress and the BP Group Email Subscription (GES) plugin, and with the recent auto-connect option written for IMAP mode.
Long story short, the GES RBE code was stamping on other RBE modules. Fix is deployed on production.
Side note: Boone, I'm having problems using git on the production server.
I tried using git fetch origin on production, but got the following:
error: cannot open .git/FETCH_HEAD: Permission denied
I had similar troubles when performing git operations in the development directory as well. Is this due to the changes made to the git repo?
#7
Updated by Boone Gorges over 2 years ago
Updated by 
Yeah - I manually moved some .git directories around and I neglected to check file permissions. I just made the .git dir group-writable. Can you try again?
#8
Updated by Raymond Hoh over 2 years ago
Can you try again?
That did it. Thanks!