Le 18/06/2010 11:51, Reko Turja a écrit :
I'm not a great fan of quarantining, although it works fairly well
for webmail systems where the quarantine can be accessed through the
same interface as the inbox (eg, Gmail and Hotmail). It's less
helpful where mail is delivered to a POP3 or IMAP box as users have
to go to a separate interface to check the quarantine.
With quarantine and IMAP, one approach is using sieve with IMAP server
and forwarding the border cases automatically via sieve rules to users
junk/spam folder. That way quarantine can be accessed from the regular
mail client or web interface and checked by the user him/herself if
important mail seems to be missing.
At least Cyrus can do this pretty painlessly, and I think Dovecot does
support sieve these days too.
-Reko
Good idea. But I think this is getting harder if you want to allow users
to notify server about its errors (false positive, false negative, ...).
Talking about that, I would just let the list knows that I've just
released a new version of MailNG. This is a web based tool that allows
the administration and use of a virtual domains hosting platform. It
provides:
* An admin panel to create domains/mailboxes/aliases and more,
* A simple webmail,
* A quarantine managment tool (Amavisd-new sql quarantine),
* Automatic replies (vacation),
* Graphical statistics.
It works great with postfix. In fact, I've only tested it with postfix ;-)
The project lives here : http://projects.koalabs.org/trac/mailng/
Antoine
