Option to quarantine AND delete spam?

G'day all...

Has anyone implemented a way of quarantining e-mail above a
certain SA 
threshold, and then deleting above a certain threshold?
I've set my 
quarantine threshold at a score of 5.0, and with my setup,
it works 
great - only one or two false positives each day, out of
about 10,000 
incoming e-mails (about 50% spam), and those false positives
are 
normally in between 5.0 and 10.0. I want to delete
everything about 10.0 
instead of quarantining it, because confirming the 4,000
spams in that 
region each day is getting a bit tedious.

Thanks!

Brett.

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Brett Randall wrote:

> Has anyone implemented a way of quarantining e-mail
above a certain SA
> threshold, and then deleting above a certain threshold?

That's coming in 1.0.2.  In the meantime, you can make the
confirmation
process a bit less tedious by increasing the number of items
listed per
page, since this reduces the number of pages you need to
confirm.  e.g.
if you set your page size to 500 items and you have 4,000
items in your
quarantine, you only have 8 pages to confirm.  Set it to
1,000
items/page and you cut that down to 4 pages, etc.

As long as you're doing your confirming from a machine
connected at LAN
speeds to the web server, this shouldn't cause any
problems.  Accessing
the web server over a slower connection will obviously cause
large pages
to take longer to load, and may time out on you.


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Robert LeBlanc <rjlrenaissoft.com>
Renaissoft, Inc.
Maia Mailguard <http://www.maiamail
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Robert LeBlanc wrote:
> That's coming in 1.0.2.  In the meantime, you can make
the confirmation
> process a bit less tedious by increasing the number of
items listed per
> page, since this reduces the number of pages you need
to confirm.  e.g.
> if you set your page size to 500 items and you have
4,000 items in your
> quarantine, you only have 8 pages to confirm.  Set it
to 1,000
> items/page and you cut that down to 4 pages, etc.
>
> As long as you're doing your confirming from a machine
connected at LAN
> speeds to the web server, this shouldn't cause any
problems.  Accessing
> the web server over a slower connection will obviously
cause large pages
> to take longer to load, and may time out on you.
>
>
>   
Thanks, Robert. Looking forward to the next version!
Unfortunately I am 
doing this to a server hosted in the US (I'm in AU) so it
is a little 
slow doing those bigger pages  I'll cope
til 1.0.2 though.

Brett.

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