Hi, I have a question regarding groups. Lets say we have a server that hosts domain.com. Is it possible to add a particular set of users to one group, so for example, [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] all share the same group / dictionary? I know that you can do this with inoculation but then my problem is with the web interface.
When a user wants to check the quarantine, do they login with their [EMAIL PROTECTED] address or their group address or what? I also want to setup an email address where users can send mail to retrain. Again, this setup above will mean that if they have an alias [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] that both get forwarded to [EMAIL PROTECTED], then to retrain, they would have to send to the email address that the spam was originally sent to. For example, spam gets sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED], so you would send to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Now what happens if an external email gets forwarded to domain.com, say it gets sent originally to [EMAIL PROTECTED] which forwards to [EMAIL PROTECTED] You would have to send to [EMAIL PROTECTED] This won't work because it goes to a different mail server. So you then setup a subdomain of your domain.com domain but then this won't work either because you can't send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]@domain.com. This now means that dspam can't recognize the user it was sent to in the first place, if using sub domains (unless you modify the dspam_retrain script to look at some other part of the email to get the original address). Does anyone have a solution to this problem? Sorry if this sounds a bit confusing, let me know if you need more information. Thanks.
