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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 02/07/2012 17:38, Papp Tamas wrote:<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 07/02/2012 05:49 PM, Jules wrote:<br>
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You can edit the email message template so that it doesn't send
the Claim ID and Passcode both in the same email. Then just note
down the Passcode from the results of doing the drop-off, and
send that value by some other method, such as a phone call. Then
they can do a manual pick-up from the menu, rather than clicking
on a link in an email.<br>
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Yes, this would be fine, if there were password protected download
links:)<br>
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My point was that you don't have to use email to send the Claim ID
and Passcode at all, that's merely how it works by default. If you
edit /opt/zendto/templates/dropoff_email.tpl you can change the link
to just point to the main menu or the "Pick-up" page, and just give
them the Claim ID and ask them to call for the Passcode. Then they
just copy and paste the Claim ID into the Pick-up page, and type in
the Passcode that they get over the phone, and they can download
their files.<br>
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It doesn't have to be an email link doing it all, that's entirely up
to you. That's merely a convenient method that I thought would be
okay for most people. If you want to do something else more secure,
then feel free.<br>
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You don't have to edit *any* code to change this, just the template
from which the email message is constructed.<br>
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