Good day,
I use Jira as Helpdesk system and I don't know how to remove customer's signature with immage.
is it possible to remove signature with image or not?
This needs to be approached in two ways, yes the links above will help to remove the trailing signature text, but as the image is HTML encoded (possibly externally), most mail handlers will just extract and add the image.
JEMH does the extra bit you need and allows specifically named files to be ignored, so if you're logo is called 'logo.png' in the page, you could blacklist that from being attached.
I was just typing a suggestion to take a look at JEMH :-)
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c'mon people JIRA email problems = JEMH solution :)
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JEMH looks good but I don't think that it necessary for me. Could you give me more details how to remove logo without JEMH? What I need to do?
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No, because you can't. If you dont want to use JEMH, thats fine, lookup the API docs, write a mailhandler of your own!
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<grin> It's a good point - Andy has invested a lot of effort in JEMH and it's well worth it if you want to do anything in the slightest bit clever with email in Jira.
If you don't want to invest in it, then you will need to write your own handler, and I wouldn't expect Andy to help you.
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It's good to present a plugin as an easy solution, but this doesn't quite work as an answer asked about JIRA itself. It would be less confusing, and more complete, to provide an answer such as, "JIRA does not provide this capability itself. A marketplace plugin such as JEMH will do this, with the alternative of writing your own mail handler using the JIRA API." The partial answer implied a method, minimally outlined, requiring the OP to ask a followup. The OP is unlikely to know that username "Andy Brook" is the creator of JEMH, and so was pointing to his product as a convenient read-made solution, not offering technical details towards a DIY approach. If amended as suggested, answering with a paid fix may still result in the question going unseen by someone who could offer more technical details on using the API for this purpose. It would be nice if the community would adopt a convention whereby such responsed were instead submitted as comments on the question, leaving "answers" for addressing the question in a JIRA-native/vanilla fashion, at least when context calls for it. I'm sure I'm over thinking this, but I have come upon a wide variety of answers like this that, while somewhat helpful, ultimately obscured the issue and potential solutions.
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Atlassian needs to fix this - it's a fundamental problem and it's terribly wasteful space wise.
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Andy, we use JEMH for our jira server. Can you suggest how to remove the unnecessary content in a comment when someone replies to the jira ticket.
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Ramya, if you are using JEMH v. 2.7.3 or newer you are probably going to want to use a body delimiter with a regular expression matching the start of signature you want to remove. More information can be found here: https://thepluginpeople.atlassian.net/wiki/x/CQCcGg
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@mik Thank you! let me try that.
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What do you mean?
What customer signature? Or, even, what's a customer? What signature are you seeing? Where is it happening and where is it coming from?
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Goal: I need to create and comment issues using email (https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Creating+Issues+and+Comments+from+Email)
Result:I can create /comment issue from email (its ok)
Problem:I don’t know how to strip signature with logo (see attach) from email
I found a few information here, but I can’t remove logo/image
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The issue you have is that HTML email is being sent, that contains attached images. The thread above already describes one solution to this problem. I dont know of others, if you don't want to buy a plugin to fix this, pehaps its something you can live with?
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