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I was wrong. I just found out that I indeed edited the file (via puppet) to change the name PMG sends mail under. Have changed "myhostname" to "pmg.example.com" now. The spam report gets delivered. Interestingly, the spam report comes from "postmaster@example.com" although "myorigin =...

I noticed that some spam reports bounce, while others do not: Oct 7 00:05:15 pmg postfix/local[247078]: 8D03AC11D3: to=<j.doe@example.com>, relay=local, delay=0.1, delays=0.07/0/0/0.02, dsn=5.1.1, status=bounced (unknown user: "j.doe") Oct 7 00:05:15 pmg postfix/smtp[247081]: C5DA2C1361...

I suspect it's stored in PMGs postgresql database (just guessing).

Seems the only way is to use the tracking center, check "Include Greylist", and sort by "Status".

Ok, will use double logging in the meantime. https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=3657

Thanks! I just remembered that I wanted to check the --help output for something like this :rolleyes: It works on the shell for a single file, but it seems to be impossible to have it check mail.log, mail.log.1, mail.log.*.gz at once. This shows only the header lines, but no further output...

I couldn't test it yet as the tracking center doesn't show any data at the moment, but I understand that it's only possible to *also* show greylisted mails. But I would like to see *only* greylisted mails to get an overview. Is this possible and if so how? Lars

Hello, I understand that PMG's Tracking Center fetches its data from the syslog files (/var/log/syslog, /var/log/syslog.1, /var/log/syslog.*.gz). We log all mail related messages to "/var/log/mail.log" on other servers, so I would like to keep it consistent on PMG as well. A possible...

Seems to have automatically fixed itself...

That fits to the log from a Sunday where only ~20 Gb have been transferred: INFO: backup is sparse: 232.00 MiB (1%) total zero data So, it seems I have a constant value of 20 Gb that change and a constant value of 70-80 Gb that change but is zero. Would love to know what exactly is happening...

https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=3649

Ok, will do. I think the proper way is to not send reports for those users in the first place, instead of filtering them out. Other users have similar requests: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/spam-report-just-for-selected-domain.77107/#post-342912 Thanks!

Hello, PMG is configured to allow quarantine access via LDAP users. The LDAP connection to our Active Directory is working and I have configured "mail proxyAddresses" as "EMail attribute names". The list below also shows the additional domains when I double click on a user. Login with an user...

Possibly a problem of your mailserver behind PMG?

Sure. "backup is sparse: 68.35 GiB (74%) total zero data" seems strange to me.

Ok, understood. The quarantine is useful for all users, so the other way isn't feasible for us. Where could I report a feature request for this? Bugzilla?

I know =) So, it's not possible to disable the reports only for some users?

Yes, but the problem is when it is sent daily.

Already thought I had misunderstood your question =) There is a CLI version you should be able to use. I am not using it, but I think this might be the correct doc: https://pbs.proxmox.com/docs/command-syntax.html

Hello, we have some users that seldomly get spam mails and some who get a lot of them. For the first group it would be good to keep the daily spam reports, as this won't happen daily, but when there is a spam (maybe false positive), the user gets informed. For the second group, the daily spam...