Martin Vegter:
> I am using body checks as a very simple spam filter. It catches most of
> the marketing emails, with no false positives (so far):
>
> If a message is rejected, I can see it in my logs, i.e.:
>
> message content rejected
>
> But I am wondering what would happen, if a false positive occurs. in
> that case, I would like to be able to see the message, so that I can
> analyze it.
Instead of REJECT, I use HOLD. Then, I examine the hold queue weekly
(or whenver it is convenient).
> Is it possible to save a copy of the rejected message somewhere, so that
> I can analyze it, if necessary ? Obviously, I don't want to save it in
> my inbox, as that would negate the purpose of the filter. My idea is to
> save it somewhere temporarily, where I can find it if I need to (i.e. in
> /tmp)
This is the third question today about receiving rejected email. See any
of the on-line archives.
Wietse
