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Babu
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Creation of a bug

Post by Babu »

Hi everyone !! :)

I have a problem in Mantis.
My mantis is working well, but when I tried to create a new bug and i click on create the bug, I got this type of message.
https://imageshack.com/a/img923/7397/i2fHks.png
This message is like a popup, it don't stay a long time and after that my bug is still created but I would like to know if it is possible to hide this message and how to hide it.

Thanks

Babu
atrol
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Re: Creation of a bug

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It seems someone changed original source of Mantis and enabled email tracing of the underlying phpmailer library.
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Babu
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Re: Creation of a bug

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Is it possible to disabled email tracing of the underlying phpmailer library, in order to hide this message ?
atrol
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Re: Creation of a bug

Post by atrol »

Seems you did not understand what I wrote.

It could be that someone changed original source of Mantis (you / your Mantis administrator).
So you have just to revert your changes (restore original Mantis files)

Another cause could be, that you have installed a plugin that changes tracing.
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Babu
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Re: Creation of a bug

Post by Babu »

Hi, thank you for your help.
But I don't know which file could have been modified.
What is the source of Mantis ( are you talking about file like config_inc.php ?).
Do I have to change only the PhpMailer folder ?
It didn't seem that new plugin have been installed.

Do you an other solution ?
atrol
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Re: Creation of a bug

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Babu wrote:But I don't know which file could have been modified.
Just search for any file under the Mantis installation folder which has been modified after the installation.

For example on Linux the following commands list all files modified the last 30 days

Code: Select all

cd <DirectoryWhereYouInstalledMantis>
find . -type f -mtime -30 -print
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