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When I add an agent link from the new drop down list in a ticket and I try to use it from within the ticket, the browser responds: URL link not authorized.When I click on the link in the email that was send as a ticket reply nothing happened, the link has only this content in the email "%{ticket.staff_link}" -> agent ticket link or this "%{url}/scp" -> Agent Login Page link.The created links are shown in the ticket like this:http://x.x.x.x/osticket/scp/l.php?url=%25{url}%2Fscp&auth=4b8190926be916804da8a99738b49fd6 -> this is an example for the Agent Ticket Login Page linkhttp://x.x.x.x/osticket/scp/l.php?url=%25{ticket.staff_link}&auth=4b8190926be916804da8a99738b49fd6 -> this is an example for the Agent Ticket linkI have tested the two end user links too.Only one of the links is working but it only works when I try to open it from within the email that was send as a ticket reply.http://x.x.x.x/osticket/scp/l.php?url=%25%7Brecipient.ticket_link%7D&auth=4b8190926be916804da8a99738b49fd6 -> End User Ticket Link (this is the one that works)http://x.x.x.x/osticket/scp/l.php?url=%25%7Burl%7D%2Flogin.php&auth=4b8190926be916804da8a99738b49fd6 -> End User Login Page Link (here comes also the "URL link not authorized" message)When I click on the End User Login Page link in the email that was send as a ticket reply, nothing happened, the link has only this content in the email "%{url}/login.php".I have created all the links in a ticket in the scp as an agent.My mail client is thunderbird 31.0P.S. There is no osticket v.1.9.3 tag so I used the v.1.9.2 tag instead. Maybe you could add new tags for v.1.9.3 (and the nearly upcoming v1.9.4-rc)?