No matter how good our spam filters are for out support email accounts,
spam is going to get through, and we would prefer to err on the side of
letting things in rather than dropping emails from real customers.
I’m wondering if someone has any simple suggestions/plugins/etc. for
adding buttons to the “RT at a glance” page that would add a “close this
as spam” button next to the “Take” ticket button.
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Items in the spam queue never show up in “newest unowned,” so that helps.
Once every few days/weeks, I look at the spam queue, and bulk update
things to rejected status.On Wed, Jan 7, 2009 at 11:51, mcr@simtone.net wrote:
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No matter how good our spam filters are for out support email accounts,
spam is going to get through, and we would prefer to err on the side of
letting things in rather than dropping emails from real customers.
I’m wondering if someone has any simple suggestions/plugins/etc. for
adding buttons to the “RT at a glance” page that would add a “close this
as spam” button next to the “Take” ticket button.
SIMtone Corporation fundamentally transforms computing into simple,
secure, and very low-cost network-provisioned services pervasively
accessible by everyone. Learn more at www.simtone.net and www.SIMtoneVDU.com
“Jerrad” == Jerrad Pierce jpierce@cambridgeenergyalliance.org writes:
Jerrad> Items in the spam queue never show up in “newest unowned,” so that helps.
Jerrad> Once every few days/weeks, I look at the spam queue, and bulk update
Jerrad> things to rejected status.
hmm. okay. I don’t know how to do bulk updates, I guess I can learn.
So far we get two spams/day into the ticket system, so it hasn’t been
that big a deal yet.
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hmm. okay. I don’t know how to do bulk updates, I guess I can learn.
So far we get two spams/day into the ticket system, so it hasn’t been
that big a deal yet.
It’s just a link at the top of any search results page.
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hmm. okay. I don’t know how to do bulk updates, I guess I can learn.
So far we get two spams/day into the ticket system, so it hasn’t been
that big a deal yet.
It’s just a link at the top of any search results page.
I don’t know if this helps, but I think what Jerrad means is:
Look at the search results page (with Search/Results.html in the url).
Click the “Bulk Update” link in the menu at the top of the page.
Select the appropriate (spam queue) entry from the “Make queue” popup.