+1. I think an open source project shouldn't force it's users to see branding messages.
Moreover, you want to brand GLPI by adding a signature message... But have you inserted other open sources softwares signature to your e-mail like PHPMailer, Postfix or Linux? No!
If you follow your mind, you should have a signature like this :
--
E-mail generated by GLPI X.XX.X
Sended by PHPMailer X.XX using Postfix X.X.X
Hosted by Linux XXXX ON Apache X.X runing PHP 5.X
I think the GLPI signature should be inserted by default in the "signature" field of the Notification > general configuration page of GLPI which can be modified if wanted.
NB: I also think that an Open Source software shouldn't do everything a proprietary software does.
Hi,
+1. I think an open source project shouldn't force it's users to see branding messages.
Moreover, you want to brand GLPI by adding a signature message... But have you inserted other open sources softwares signature to your e-mail like PHPMailer, Postfix or Linux? No!
If you follow your mind, you should have a signature like this :
--
E-mail generated by GLPI X.XX.X
Sended by PHPMailer X.XX using Postfix X.X.X
Hosted by Linux XXXX ON Apache X.X runing PHP 5.X
I think the GLPI signature should be inserted by default in the "signature" field of the Notification > general configuration page of GLPI which can be modified if wanted.
NB: I also think that an Open Source software shouldn't do everything a proprietary software does.
Best regards.