Bug 22531 adds the possibility of placing an ILL request with partners even if a request had been placed with a partner previously. This, however, allows for a request to be placed with the same partner multiple times, adding new entries on message_queue each time the request is placed with the same partner. A possible solution would be to remove previously placed partners from the "Select partner libraries:" list in the "Place request with partners" UI screen. To reproduce: - Apply 22531 Preparation: - Create a report using the following SQL in order to verify that notices are being generated: SELECT borrowernumber, subject, content, message_transport_type, to_address, from_address FROM message_queue WHERE letter_code LIKE 'ILL%' ORDER BY message_id DESC - Create two "partners". These are patrons that belong to a patron category that has a code that matches the <partner_code> value in your koha-conf.xml (default is ILLLIBS). Patrons in this category must have a primary email defined. Patrons defined in this way are offered as request partners within the ILL interface. - Go to "Koha administration", search for "ILLModule" syspref, ensure it is set to "Enable" - Go to "Koha administration", search for "IllLog" syspref, ensure it is set to "Log" - Go to "Koha administration" > "Libraries", choose a library and "Edit" it - Ensure the "Email" field for the library is populated Reproduce: 1 - Create an ILL request using the FreeForm backend 2 - From the "Manage ILL request" screen, select "Place request with partners" 3 - In "Select partner libraries" choose one partner library, then click "Send email" 4 - Run the report created during preparation and check that the entry has been added to message_queue 5 - For the same request, repeat steps 2 and 3 and place the request with the same partner as previously 6 - Run the report again and check that a second identical entry has been added to message_queue 7 - Go to the request again and verify that the "ILL request log" also has one entry for each time the request was placed for the same partner (working as intended)