Hi everyone,
My organization uses Lotus Notes and it gives authentication prompts when users open JIRA notification emails. The email client apparently goes back to grab the images when a user opens his/her notification emails.
Is it possible to have JIRA send the messages along with the notifications--as opposed to the email client making requests to JIRA when users open their notifications? If not, is it possible to prevent avatars and icons from being sent?
Hello Dotum,
as a JIRA Administrator you can specify a default email format by choosing "Adminstration" -> "User Management" -> "User Preferences". Edit default setting and set "text" as default mail format.
Hope this helps.
Fabio
Thanks Fabio! I've done it, and I applied the changes, but I'm still getting the avatars. Should I still expect to get images even with format changed to text? I'm unable to verify that the pop-ups have been supressed as I have already manually changed some settings in Lotus notes to suppress notifications to my email account. It may be difficult to roll out these changes to the entire company and that's why I'm looking into this alternative.
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Strange, it depends on specific user setting. If as user i specified text I should receive always a text email. if not open a ticket to Atlassian.
Hope this helps,
Fabio
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