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studioweb
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Hi,
Is the webmail communicating with the anti-spam backend (Spamassassin?) when a email is marked as spam (and vice versa not spam)? If so, is this done on a account-basis of domain-wide? would prefer the 2nd one.
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Igor
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Actually, this works server-wide, regardless of account and/or domain name used.
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studioweb
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OK, that's good to hear. Could you go into detail? For example, will a address be added to a whitelist if Not spam is used?
Is it theoretically possible to extend the webmail system to generate spam reports each day to subscribe accounts? Can this be done with PHP?
thanks
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Igor
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The message is used to learn the Bayesian filter.
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| Is it theoretically possible to extend the webmail system to generate spam reports each day to subscribe accounts? Can this be done with PHP? |
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Well I don't see any reason why you can't do that. We do allow the modification of web parts of the product.
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studioweb
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Dear Igor,
I think you misread my question about the anti-spam feature. I'm aiming at the Spam and Not Spam-buttons in the webmail. I understand that Spamassassin is working server-wide, but how do the webmail-buttons interact with Spamassassin? For example; our current users are able to mark messages as spam/not spam and this is also saved in the white/black list.
Igor wrote:
The message is used to learn the Bayesian filter. |
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When you press "Spam" button, the message is moved to Spam folder, and after that a script is started which is used to train a Bayesian filter (in positive way). Likewise, when you press "Not Spam", message is moved to Inbox, and Bayesian filter obtains that message too for training (in negative / non-spam way).
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studioweb
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OK, thanks!
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