Hi, On Tue, Jun 6, 2017 at 8:37 AM, Martin Gregorie <mar...@gregorie.org> wrote: > On Mon, 2017-06-05 at 21:27 -0400, Alex wrote: >> Hi, >> >> Does anyone have a script or something that goes through the >> quarantine (amavis in my case, gzipped) and produces some kind of >> report about the messages that have been tagged? >> > This rather depends on exactly what you want to see and the nunmber of > messages in quarantine. My volumes are low, so the scripts I find > useful are: > > - a PHP script that summarises the quarantine contents and lets > me select and inspect mails
This sounds very helpful. > - a logwatch report that scans the maillog and summarises statistics > (total ham, total spam number of times my top 10 private rules have > fired over the last 24 hours). This is a Perl script. This may also be helpful. I wasn't specific because I don't want to discount anything that may help improve my workflow, as well as something that may help to increase visibility for users with what's going on in the quarantine. My primary goal is to get as much information about the files that are in the quarantine, including as much info about how they got there. This will help with determining spam trends and rules we may have written which are causing false-positives. A web-based front-end that can be used to manage them (release, inspect, sort, etc) would also be really helpful. Thanks, Alex
