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The sender's server ip address is listed at zen.spamhaus.org. That's why the system rejects the mail. I want him to send such emails to quarantine. What should I do?

Thank's

a few examples

so does spamassassin have a list of it? an address or url?

Hello When we look at the "Toggle Spam Info" section in an e-mail marked as "spam", the explanations of some rules are empty. Is there a list of what they mean? In addition, when we make the web panel language "Turkish", it would be much better if Turkish appeared in these explanations.

thanks! good job!

Is there a document on how to integrate these systems into "PMG"?

Are these services paid?

Is there a "common spam pool" application where we can report incoming spam mails and block where these mails are sent?

thanks

This is exactly what I want to do; the system does not reject any mail. Quarantine the emails that need to be rejected.

3 sites are registered in Mail Proxy -> Options -> DNSBL Sites section. For example: When mail comes from an IP address, the system rejects the registration on spamcop.net directly. I don't want you to refuse. In any case, quarantine.

ohh ok sory

I know this place. It doesn't say anything about showing the last 24 hours of data when no date is specified. I meant it.

worked. thank you. I wish they would specify such details in the api documentation.

id = > mail uniq id node => system node server name

I'm calling the mail-related delivery records using the /api2/json/nodes/{node}/tracker/{id} section via the API. The result is "null" for records older than 24 hours. Is there a setting for this?

Why is it necessary to get a separate license for each server even though the servers are already running synchronized with each other?

ok i will try that. But it would be nice if there was such a feature.

The name of the who object is written where you said it is just I actually want to see which rule in the who object matches. there is one who object. There are 10 regex rules in it. I want to see which of these regex rules it matches.