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spam quarantine

thewolf

Regular Pleskian
Hi,

Is there any way to have Plesk's SpamAssasin quarantine spam emails (instead of just tagging them as spam and delivering them to the user anyway) and send out a regular email report (e.g. daily) to the user with the list of the quarantined messages (including only subject and sender), allowing the user to delete all the messages or to release any of them by clicking on the links in the report?

This is the way MX Logic (http://www.mxlogic.com/) works and it's great!

Any chance to see that feature in Plesk?

Thanks.
 
thats the solutions that the most professional solutions use....
 
I don't use Plesk's version of Spamassassin. ART (atomicrocketturtle.com) has a qmail/clamav/spamassassin project that let's you tailor spamassassin in ways you cannot with Plesk. With ART's solution you can do all you want by editing one file.
 
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