Like Peter says, we just pass everything through and have the server sort
the spam into a dedicated folder.
For us, we're using IBM Domino with IBM Notes clients, Exchange with
Outlook would work along the same principles as would Postfix with any
Sieve aware client: create a rule on the client that checks for the X-ASSP
header to determine if an incoming e-mail is spam. If so, put it in the
Junkmail folder. IBM Notes saves its rules on the server (again, Outlook
and Sieve clients are able to do the same).
I'm sure you can create an agent on IBM Domino to handle this task but
creating the rule on the client is easier.
Martin
From: Peter Hinman <peter.hin...@myib.com>
To: For Users of ASSP <assp-user@lists.sourceforge.net>
Date: 10-05-2017 00:11
Subject: Re: [Assp-user] Spam messages to spam folder instead of
reports?
ASSP can't get an email into a specific folder. That's up to the
destination mail server.
However, you can tell ASSP to not block anything. I believe the setting
would be:
Message Scoring Mode (DoPenaltyMessage)
If you change that from "block" to "tagging", ASSP should score all
messages based on their spamminess, but allow them through to the
destination mail server with a header showing the score. The destination
mail server can then sort the message based on that header score.
The score header would be: X-Assp-Message-Totalscore
If you just want a yes/no flag, you could check the X-Assp-Spam header.
Another option to avoid false positives, but not allow ALL spam to get to
the users mailbox would be to increase the "High MessageLimit
(PenaltyMessageLimit)" so that really spammy messages are blocked, but
others are flagged and allowed through for the user to decide.
There may be others on the list that have better solultions.
Peter
-----Original Message-----
From: Andy Knuts [mailto:a...@knuts.be]
Sent: Tuesday, May 9, 2017 12:36 PM
To: For Users of ASSP <assp-user@lists.sourceforge.net>
Subject: [Assp-user] Spam messages to spam folder instead of reports?
Right now ASSP rejects most of our spam messages, but sometimes there's a
false positive.
I only know about those a day later when I check the assp spam reports
(which get automatically generated at the end of the day).
Now I want to stop using those reports and get these spam messages
delivered to the user's spam box directly.
The problem is ASSP has so many different options and settings and it's
hard to tell which option is supposed to be used to configure things this
way.
Any hints / advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Andy
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