Adding fixes to Message-Id header so that domain override is possible. #74
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oleg-nenashev
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Jan 2, 2020
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January 18, 2020 16:30
- Reverted pom.xml changes. - Moved EnhancedMessage into jenkins.plugins.mailer.tasks package. - Added @restricted attribute to the class level. - Added code comments for EnhancedMessage class.
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Some e-mail servers reject e-mails sent from the Jenkins and think those are spam messages. Reason is that Message-Id header contains some local domain and does not correspond with server's domain name. The solution is to override domain on plugin level so that e-mail server will think this is an internal mail sent and do not put it into junk folder.