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From: Damien Mascord (no email)
Date: Mon May 16 2005 - 02:42:00 EDT
mouss wrote:
> Matt Fretwell wrote:
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>> Would leaving the mail only index option be useful for the paranoid type?
>> ( The people who refuse to run anything unless it is chrooted and has
>> been
>> torture tested for two years :) Or, do I just rip the smtp release mech
>> out, and pretend that bit never existed?
<snip/>
> otherwise, focus on http. unlike other protocols, it is more recent and
> while not optimal, it has many advantages over smtp and others.
> also, you can implement a simple but fancy gui in html/php/cgi/ssi....
> You just can't do that in smtp without developing MUA plugins.
Hi Matt/mouss,
One option that doesn't seem to be mentioned so far is the use of an
existing "quarantine application". One such product exists at
http://www.renaissoft.com/maia/ (Maia Mailguard) and it does a
reasonable job at providing integration with
amavisd-new/clamav/spamassassin and giving users a way to retrieve their
spam, or mark the ham as spam or vice versa. It supports the
re-injection of mail into postfix too.
I am working at building a debian package for it (and the required
changes for amavisd-new), though there still seems to be a bit of manual
configuration still needed.
Damien
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