Fantastic!!! Saved my life

[RFH Reseller: Sol]

You change the spam settings via webmail on each email account.

Personally I can't be bothered looking in quarantine and there are always some false positives in the best systems, so I use "tag and pass" and have rules on my email client (Outlook 2003 at present) to manage things efficiently.

You can also enable the Quarantine Report via webmail and hence receive a single email on a daily basis with a summary of what was quarantined.

[RFH Reseller: askjim]

Warren thanks for doing this it will make mail management a lot better for people who like to mainly use webmail.

I can live with the problem about cross domain forwarding. But out of interest if you use the functionality in the webmail to retrieve mail via pop how does this work in relation to the quarantine?

[Staff: Warren Ashcroft]

But out of interest if you use the functionality in the webmail to retrieve mail via pop

I don't understand what you are referring to?

[RFH Reseller: askjim]

Hi,

You mentioned that you have fixed the problem about how the quaratine functions when mail is forwarded from one address to another but on the same domain.

I was wondering if you use the webmail external account functionality will that block spam also into the quaratine?

[Staff: Warren Ashcroft]

I am not too sure how that works, it may just ignore all spam filtering and consider it a trusted source.

[RFH Reseller: Sol]

Hi,

You mentioned that you have fixed the problem about how the quaratine functions when mail is forwarded from one address to another but on the same domain.

I was wondering if you use the webmail external account functionality will that block spam also into the quaratine?

That won't block mail, as the webmail software will simply open and give access to the external account. It's there to make it easier for you to read all your emails in one place.

It's easier when you think of mail as several different applications:

1). Send and Receive (SMTP)
2). Scanning and Filtering
3). Retrieving Server (POP & IMAP)
4). Retrieving Client (POP & IMAP)

The webmail application is the Retrieving Client, and only uses the Retrieving Server, hence there is no scanning or filtering.