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> Op 29 mei 2018, om 08:17 heeft Palvelin Postmaster <cgpsa-discuss@mail.tffenterprises.com> het volgende geschreven:
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> Hi,
>
> I have a system-wide rule which delivers all recognized spam addressed to all domains and recipients to one centralized spam folder (of an account created exclusively for this purpose) for temporary storage and teaching SpamAssassin’s bayes filter.
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> I’m considering changing my strategy to having a per-user spam folder instead. I’m thinking this could, at the very least, empower the users to actually receive these messages and manage possible false positives.
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> Does anyone have any experience or insights about the strengths and weaknesses of alternate handling strategies?
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> What would be the best way to implement this? Do I just need to make a ’Store In’ domain-wide rule for each domain instead of the single system-wide rule I have now?
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> Palvelin.fi Hostmaster
> postmaster@palvelin.fi
>
You can use this option in cgpsa.conf (line 552 in my file), and keep using the server wide rule.
Of course, learning spam/ham becomes a bit more complicated then.
# A flag that determines whether messages tagged as spam will be filed
# automatically using direct mailbox addressing. This eliminates the need
# for users to add rules to their accounts to handle spam filtering, but
# only works on systems where direct mailbox addressing is enabled. If
# this setting is enabled, spam will be filed in the mailbox specified by
# the "spam_mailbox_name" setting; the mailbox will be created when needed
# if it does not exist.
#
use_dma_spam_mailbox = true
# The name of the mailbox to use for direct mailbox addressing when
# the "use_dma_spam_mailbox" setting is enabled.
#
spam_mailbox_name = Junk
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