Andy Jezierski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am 04.04.2006 23:13:08:
> There have been numerous threads on how to have end users drop
> misclassified mail to spam/ham folders in Exchange, but I don't recall
> seeing any mention of a way of doing this with Notes.
>
> Is anyone doing this with Notes that would care to share the secret?
I've implemented a side-wide sa-learn - but not user-specific as
the Notes network is most of the time not really compatible with
the smtp network you see from outside.
We have the following scenario:
MX01<--loadbalancing-smtp-relays-->MX02
| |
NSEXT2<------>NSEXT3
\ /
---------DMZ-crossing-here-----DMZ-crossing-here--------
\ /
NSSPOKE
/ \\\\\\\\
NSAPP1 numerous other Notes server
| | | | |
<---Notes-clients-----Notes-clients---->
NSAPP1 hosts 2 DBs: SPAM.nsf and HAM.nsf
Enduser have a manual agent (java) coded by me which copies SPAM/HAM
to the DBs on NSAPP1 (Endusers only have write-access, but not read for
privacy reasons of delivered HAM mail).
NSSPOKE (the central server) pulls the DBs from NSAPP1.
NSSPOKE pushes the DBs to NSEXT2/3
The DBs on NSEXT2/3 have pop3 single-enabled with a special user
assigned to them.
MX01/02 are RHES4 running SA with exim.
The MX01/02 pull the messages from NSEXT2/3 via a fetchmail --invisible
(full fetch) keeping all mail on the server for consistency.
sa-learn forgets all bayes, learns the mails from the SPAM.nsf, learns
the mails from HAM.nsf.
Done.
This system might be possible to expand to user-specific bayes, but
this is unwanted in our case.
regards
Sascha
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