Hi Marcus
A disable email button would have been wonderful but we are not yet on v5.2.
anyway, the mystery of multiple emails has now been solved.
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What's the point of posting a link if Atlassian is going to break it without a redirect? This question is no longer answered
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Hey Mark,
Seems the new link for this doc is at https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/duplicated-issue-creation-comments-or-notifications-280068481.html
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Hi Kevin,
You can simply change the notification scheme on your project administration screen or you can disable the whole outgoing mail server, stopping JIRA from sending any emails.
Hope this helps,
Marcus
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Ok Kevin.
Depending on your JIRA version you should have a Disable button to stop the outgoing mail server (JIRA 5.2.x). If you don't have the Disable button, you'll need to remove the whole mail server configuration.
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In my case, despite disabling all notifications and disabling SMTP details whenever a new ticket is created via incoming email; the sender gets an email notification.
I want to disable this auto email notification. Can anyone help ?
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Talk to your administrators about the notification scheme in your project(s)
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