Re: [Assp-test] How to unblock messages ?

[Spyros T. <st...@ya...>]

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> From: Fritz Borgstedt <fb...@iw...>
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>> As a side note, If you've got Outlook 2010, you can use the Quick
>> Steps
>> feature in place of the ASSP Toolbar (I used to use the toolbar also).
> 
> I do not quite understand why do you need to do that, you can resend a
> mail with one click using "view maillog tail"
> or "inclResendLink" in BlockReport.
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Hi Fritz,

Yeah, I know. I've been doing that for the last three four
years.
However, every time an employee has (or thinks he has) a 
blocked message, I need to launch a vpn client, logon
to the mail server, open up assp GUI, enter my credentials,
go to Maillog Tail, do an extensive search of what the 
user has not received, find the message, then mark it
as not spam and re-send it.

On the other hand it would be nice for the user to send
a request for a list of blocked messages, click on the
message he/she believes is intended for him and leave 
it at that.

Plus, keep in mind I have about four installations with
assp running and I believe you get the whole picture.

At this point, I suspect either I am not doing something
right or there is a possible bug ?

Here's the version

assp v1.7.5.7 (1.0.0.1 if I remember correctly)
CentOS 32-bit v5.5
perl v 5.8.8

All four installations have roughly the same versions
(asps is definitely the same version, I am referring 
mostly to CentOS).
Thank you all for helping; Still trying to make this
work btw.

s.



 
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