RE: qmail ldap + SPAM assassin

Mon, 25 Sep 2006 02:14:31 -0700

You can use private mail folder for IMAP, if you found that non-SPAM message goes to spam.

 

Best Wishes,

            Gennady.

 

From: Zdravko Stoychev [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 25, 2006 11:39 AM
To: Flavio Fonseca
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: qmail ldap + SPAM assassin

 

Hi!

You can set up SpamAssassin to TAG messages, then users can set up a Rule in E-mail client to move tagged e-mails to a different folder. The last step would be up to them, i.e. it is optional, they could ever delete Spam immediately.

Using Public folder for all Spam is not a good idea. As you know Spam detection is not 100% accurate, so some non-Spam e-mails could go to the public (including important/confidential information).

Flávio Fonseca wrote: 

Gennady:
 
  thanks for your suggestion. But I think that with this solution I 'll have 
to ask all clients to configure a pop3 and a IMAP connection in their client? 
Am I correct?  The ideia was not to disturb or relay on the user, if he/she 
does not do it, they will be saving their spam and I will have a problem 
soon. 
  Today I ask them to create a filter on their client and send the spam to 
another folder. But just for that they complain, saying that using a 
microsoft server they can have it done via pop3.
  I am looking for a pop3 server that can do it, accept several folders on the 
Maildir and send all via pop3 conection, as imap would do it.
 
thank you again.
 
Flávio
On Thursday 21 September 2006 03:40, Gennady G. Marchenko wrote:
  


You can use qmail-scanner-st, and setup imap shared folder with all spam.
Real folder can be in any place.
 
Best Wishes,
  Gennady.
 
 
-----Original Message-----
From: Flavio Fonseca [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 21, 2006 1:00 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: qmail ldap + SPAM assassin
 
Hi,
 
I dig out the Internet to find a solution where I cound make a server
filter
 
and put all spam messages detected by spamassassin in a folder other than
Inbox: eg,: ~/Maildir/.Spam. Maildrop would do it for me.
But throwing this messages at Maildir/.Spam dir makes it impossible for me
to
retreave those messages and spam will be there for ever.
Is there any way of make the pop3 server knowing that there are several
folder
in the Maildir and automatcaly create it on the user client.
Unfortunatelly I see that this is possible with windows pop3 server and
outlook. Didn't found anything about how to do it with qmail-ldap.
 
thanks for your attention...
    



 
 

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