On Monday 20 August 2012 10:00 PM, Eric Shubert wrote:
On 08/20/2012 08:56 AM, Eric Broch wrote:
On 8/20/2012 8:40 AM, Christian Ferrati wrote:
Hi,
There is a way to set qmail-spamassin to automatically move all
incoming Email renamed as ***SPAM*** to a “spam folder”?
Regards
Christian
I have the users I consult use the email client--Thunderbird, etc...--to
move all mail marked as spam (***SPAM***) to the folder of their choice.
There is a checkbox in TB to recognize spamassassin headers, so you
don't need to filter based on the subject.
Generally speaking, at this point in time, it's probably best to let
the clients do the filtering. There is however a "Spambox" option that
can be specified with qmailadmin builds, which will do server side
spam filing.
Just FYI, in the long term QMT will be using dovecot, along with its
delivery software, which supports sieve language server-side
filtering. There is a web based app that allows users to maintain
their server-side filter rules, and IIRC TB has a plugin or something
that supports sieve on the server.
While we're on the subject - just thought I'd share my woes - I managed
to nuke my test VM which had dovecot+LDA and sieve implemented. I guess
I'll have to find the strength of character to build that again. On the
other hand, this time I'll probably get around to documenting /
packaging it properly :)
Bharath
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