handle a nil user in rake redmine📧test task.
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use rake task parameter style message if redmine📧test parameter is blank.
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Used with the 'project' option, it allows anyone to submit emails to a private inbox project (#4407).
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An option lets you specify how to handle emails from unknown users:
* ignore: the email is ignored (previous and default behaviour)
* accept: the sender is considered as an anonymous user
* create: a user account is created (username/password are sent back to the user)
Permissions have to be consistent with the chosen option. Eg. if you choose 'create', the 'Non member' role must have the 'Add issues' permission so that an issue can be created by an unknown user via email. If you choose 'accept', the 'Anonymous' role must have this permission.
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Tracker, category and priority attributes can be specified in command line arguments and/or individually specified as overridable by email body keywords.
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Toshi MARUYAMA
Eric Davis
Jean-Philippe Lang