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Question Plesk Email Security: sent SPAM mails

Atramasis

Basic Pleskian
Server operating system version
Ubuntu 22.04
Plesk version and microupdate number
18.0.49
I try the Plesk Email Security extension. On the dashboard ist states, that there are sent Spam messages.
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How can I find them (exactly these 17 messages) or at least the log entries for them?
Are these mails sent anyway or blocked? And if sent, are they marked as Spam in the header?
I set to move Spam to Junk folder, but I think it's only for received mails... can we set it for sent emails?
If there is no security issue, maybe mails from my customers were identified as Spam? Or maybe a PHP script - but how do I find it in the Mail logs?
 
Hi, does anyone have an answer? I also see Spam mails in the "Sent" section on the Plesk Email Security Dashboard. Where does this number come from and how to find out, which account is sending spam mails?
 
Hello, @MrKanister . The outbound emails are being evaluated depending on the settings you have configured in Plesk Email Security > Server Settings > Spam score and Spam action. To identify the spam origin you may examine the mail logs, for example:

cat /var/log/maillog | grep 'SPAM' | grep '127.0.0.1'
 
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