Perhaps you'd like to give us enough information to understand what you're actually trying to do... and how. I know what I mean. Why don't you? Something like code and data. How do I post a question effectively? Something like an explanation of "resource Tracker" On asking for help (and how this is a Perl question).

Then do the really hard stuff... like tell us how you define an email as spam. Without that, you've just sent us something that's about as welcome as p0rn ads to the parish email account.

But I can answer one question, "(i)s there any easy way of writing the script?" (question mark supplied; missing in the OP): "yes, but you have to know data specifics and be familiar with an appropriate language."

In reply to Re: Sorting and deleting spam emails in the RT queue by ww
in thread Sorting and deleting spam emails in the RT queue by brainfold

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