Once in a while a legitimate sender manages to send an important message that
really, really looks like spam, so it gets saved (for a little while) in
/var/spool/sa-exim/SApermreject/new. I can adjust the filters so that sender's
messages will pass in the future. Sometimes, it would be really
On 1/14/24 18:30, Ken via Exim-users wrote:
Once in a while a legitimate sender manages to send an important message that
really, really looks like spam, so it gets saved (for a little while) in
/var/spool/sa-exim/SApermreject/new. I can adjust the filters so that sender's
messages will pass
Dňa 14. januára 2024 19:16:17 UTC používateľ Jeremy Harris via Exim-users
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>On 1/14/24 18:30, Ken via Exim-users wrote:
>> Once in a while a legitimate sender manages to send an important message
>> that really, really looks like spam, so it gets saved (for a little while)
>> in /var/sp
On 1/14/24 20:01, Slavko via Exim-users wrote:
If it will happen more often, one can store them bsmtp form
directly (but i never tried)... IIRC, the message has then extra
Received: header, but i it is no problem here...
Longterm, I'd think something like using the experimental
queuefile transp
Dňa 14. januára 2024 20:34:12 UTC používateľ Jeremy Harris via Exim-users
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>Longterm, I'd think something like using the experimental
>queuefile transport would be simplest. You can either manually
>copy the spool file pair back to the main spooldir, or
>just use a directory suitable fo
On 1/14/24 22:18, Slavko via Exim-users wrote:
That would be great, once it will be included in main, for real
quarantine, where releasing message can be (near to) daily task.
To be fair, I only leant in that direction so that additionally
delivering as a notification to the admon/reviewer woul
