Le jeudi 29 juillet 2010 20:19:17, Stevan Bajić a écrit : > You understood it wrongly. The above would be possible with DSPAM. You > don't need to go and code your own quarantine agent. DSPAM is open source > and any one can look at the code and contribute back such dropping > functionality as you need it.
Why not, if I can convince my brain to do some C again :) I must admit I intended to write it in python. I'll have a look at the code and see if I feel confident enough. > You could put it in quarantine and then write a (IMHO simpler approach then > the alternative quarantine agent) script/code that purges anything older > then X days. Would it only be for myself, that's what I'd do. Some of my users however: - only want POP3 (bye-bye dovecot plugin on a "Spam" folder) - don't even know how to forward/bounce an email to ham-...@example.com - will only look at their quarantine when asked to Because of that last point, I'll need to enable daily alerts for new mails having been quarantined. Dropping blattant spam seems a sensible thing to do if I don't want to send everyone a quarantine report each day. Thank you for your answers. Amand.
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