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Just happened to stumble across a new option (for me anyway) in the FREEOLA Control Panel - Email settings, called SPAM CHECK
Before I 'blow a gasket' I thought I would ask other FREEOLA customers here if they are aware of this and it's just me that's missed a COMMUNICATION.
I knew FREEOLA were introducing anti-spam s/w but this option is news to me.
Over the last couple of weeks I've commented to Customer Services that I believe I've missed emails - not a lot back except for "your problem should now be resolved..."
Now I've found this option that shows what emails have been blocked!
I have around 50 FREEOLA domains and can see a maintenance nightmare.
Before I go any further, I would be interested in the comments of other FREEOLA customers.
> Thanks for the feedback.
>
> If there's any movement on the opt-out function please try to update
> this post.
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Has anything changed ?
Just requested a blocked email to be resent and this time it made it.
It was a proper email so I'm afraid I can't trust your filters.
As I said I have too many email accounts and freeola domains to continuously check the current spam report format.
Any news on the opt-out option yet ?
Thanks.
No news on opt-out yet.
From what I can see it looks like you are using AMaVISd for our anti-virus/spam protection.
The documentation shows a spam_lovers setting that can be used for users that want to receive spam.
There is also mention of the ability of amavisd to support per-recipient whitelists and blacklists - these two functions should keep all your users happy.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Danny