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Dave Overton wrote:
> Yep, but it begs the next question, where does it go?
>
> SPAM/VIRUS stuff that the default settings kill/tag,
get passed to the user
> tagged, or do they go into the magic of /dev/null?
Nothing gets /dev/null-ed, it just falls through to the next
level of
the user hierarchy:
(1) Specific users (e.g. user domain)
(2) Domain-default users (e.g. domain)
(3) The system-default user (e.g. .)
So if you have a domain called "example.com" and mail
arrives for
"joeexample.com", Maia looks for the following
matches, in this order:
(1) Is there an account associated with "joeexample.com"? If so, use
that account's filter settings, quarantines, and caches,
which are
managed by the user himself. If not...
(2) Is there a domain account associated with "example.com"? If so,
use that account's filter settings, quarantines, and caches,
which are
managed by a domain administrator. If not...
(3) Assign the mail to the global catch-all account
"." and use its
filter settings, quarantines, and caches, which are managed
by the
super-administrator.
- --
Robert LeBlanc <rjlrenaissoft.com>
Renaissoft, Inc.
Maia Mailguard <http://www.maiamail
guard.com/>
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