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Add documentation for the HELPDESK_ENABLE_ATTACHMENTS setting

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Access controll & Security
---------------
Access control & Security
-------------------------
These settings can be used to change who can access the helpdesk.
- **HELPDESK_PUBLIC_VIEW_PROTECTOR** This is a function that takes a request and can either return `None` granting access to to a public view or a redirect denying access.
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**Default:** ``HELPDESK_REDIRECT_TO_LOGIN_BY_DEFAULT = False``
- **HELPDESK_VALID_EXTENSIONS** Valid extensions for file types that can be attached to tickets. Note: This used to be calle **VALID_EXTENSIONS** which is now deprecated.
**Default:** ``HELPDESK_VALID_EXTENSIONS = ['.txt', '.asc', '.htm', '.html', '.pdf', '.doc', '.docx', '.odt', '.jpg', '.png', '.eml']
- **HELPDESK_VALIDATE_ATTACHMENT_TYPES** If you'd like to turn of filtering of helpdesk extension types you can set this to False.
- **HELPDESK_ANON_ACCESS_RAISES_404** If True, redirects user to a 404 page when attempting to reach ticket pages while not logged in, rather than redirecting to a login screen.
**Default:** ``HELPDESK_ANON_ACCESS_RAISES_404 = False``
Settings related to attachments:
- **HELPDESK_ENABLE_ATTACHMENTS** If set to ``True``, files can be
attached to tickets and followups, and emails are searched for
attachments which are then attached to the ticket. Also enables the
``HELPDESK_ALWAYS_SAVE_INCOMING_EMAIL_MESSAGE`` setting.
- **HELPDESK_VALID_EXTENSIONS** Valid extensions for file types that can be attached to tickets. Note: This used to be called **VALID_EXTENSIONS** which is now deprecated.
**Default:** ``HELPDESK_VALID_EXTENSIONS = ['.txt', '.asc', '.htm', '.html', '.pdf', '.doc', '.docx', '.odt', '.jpg', '.png', '.eml']``
- **HELPDESK_VALIDATE_ATTACHMENT_TYPES** If you'd like to turn of filtering of helpdesk extension types you can set this to False.
Generic Options
---------------
These changes are visible throughout django-helpdesk
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- **HELPDESK_FULL_FIRST_MESSAGE_FROM_EMAIL** Do not ignore fowarded and replied text from the email messages which create a new ticket; useful for cases when customer forwards some email (error from service or something) and wants support to see that
- **HELPDESK_ALWAYS_SAVE_INCOMING_EMAIL_MESSAGE** Any incoming .eml message is saved and available, helps when customer spent some time doing fancy markup which has been corrupted during the email-to-ticket-comment translate process
- **HELPDESK_ALWAYS_SAVE_INCOMING_EMAIL_MESSAGE** Any incoming .eml
message is saved and available, helps when customer spent some time
doing fancy markup which has been corrupted during the
email-to-ticket-comment translate process.
Requires ``HELPDESK_ENABLE_ATTACHMENTS`` to be set to `True`