Jose,
> This leads me to another question. The quarantined spam messages
> accumulate very fast. To make searching for the occasional false-
> positive easier, I want to keep the quarantined messages in
> directories organized by date (yyyymmdd). I saw the variable
> $quarantine_subdir_levels. Does this variable play any roll in
> creating directory hierarchies in the quarantine directory? Is there
> a better method for making quicker searches possible? MySQL maybe?
Setting:
$spam_quarantine_method = 'local:spam/%i-%m.gz';
$quarantine_subdir_levels = 1;
would produce quarantine file names like:
spam/9/20060814-173250-9Gwer3z87zbN.gz
date time mail_id
which includes a timestamp (local time) in place of %i in the template.
Btw, the quarantine name template allows for the following substitutions:
%b $msginfo->body_digest
%m $msginfo->mail_id
%i iso8601_timestamp($msginfo->rx_time,1)
%n am_id()
%% a single %
> MySQL maybe?
Certainly can help if you enable logging to SQL.
See "Some examples of a query:" in README_FILES/README.sql .
Besides ability to query the database, it makes pen-pals
whitelisting available.
Mark
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