Hi,

Congratulations and thank you for making this plugin available. :-)

I am trying to use it to rewrite the email headers of emails containing a voicemail as an mp3 attachment, using the RegEx rewriter.

The following headers are inserted in the original email being sent to osTicket :

X-Asterisk-CallerID: 5142224444
X-Asterisk-CallerIDName: FirstName LastName

I though I would match them, and replace them with a Reply-To header such as
Reply-to: "FirstName LastName" <sms+5142224444@myvoipprovider.net>

..knowing that I configured osTicket to use the Reply-To information.

Here is the $pattern, $replacement I am using :

/X-Asterisk-CallerID:\s(\d{10})\nX-Asterisk-CallerIDName:\s(.+)$/m||Reply-To: "$2" <sms+$1@myvoipprovider>

Since I am trying to match headers and that the ":" separator was in my way, I did edit config.php and class.RewriterPlugin.php to use "||" as a separator, which seem to work, since "the confirmation message in the admin panel reports $pattern and $replacement properly". I do have to set <, > " using html escape characters.

I can confirm the plugin runs because I can re-write emails addresses properly (non-regex).

I'm not sure what I am missing here, but I do not get any system logs, debug traces, etc, when only using the RegEx replacement.

My RegEx and replacement were tested successfully outside of the plugin. I'm wondering if the issue has something to do with me trying to perform a multi-line match /m,

Your insights on this would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you