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It would be very useful if there was a shared blacklist feature that all Proxmox users could contribute to. For example, anyone could add a domain, email address, IP, or even a regex rule to the shared list, along with a short explanation or reason. Other users could then view this shared list...

I am missing too many valid emails because of RBL. I don't want to disable it, so I would like to create an Action, for all "REJECT" messages to be kept in Quarantine.

How can I block fake mails with the same sender and recipient parts. ex: from: test@abc.com to: test@abc.com auth-email: nick@tester.com actually the account is logged in as nick@tester.com but it tries to send mail like test@abc.com. Although the "Use SPF" feature is active, I receive a lot...

In the "Administrations -> Updates " section, a warning appears as follows. Avast is running now. I checked. Is there anything to be done about this issue? Ign:5 http://deb.avast.com/lin/repo debian-buster InRelease Hit:6 http://deb.avast.com/lin/repo debian-buster Release Fetched 52.1 kB in 1s...

How can I see the information appearing in the screenshot using API?

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?

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.

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

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.

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?

I have a "who" list called "black list". I've added over a hundred regex rules to this list. When the incoming mail complies with one of these rules, I send it to the quarantine department. Can I see which regex rule the incoming mail matches and is therefore quarantined?

Can I create a rule based on a text in the mail? For example: If the content of the mail message says "mailbox storage is almost full", I want to quarantine it. Sample spam mail is attached.

When an e-mail comes from a fake e-mail address, it goes through this filter. What setting should I activate to prevent this?

I need a rule like this. I do not want to receive mail from domains and subdomains that contain only numbers. Example: blabla@126.com blabla@vip.126.com

Can a few such features be added in the new version? * Automatic rule suggestions A sample spam mail was sent and filtered. (approved) Can the system offer rule suggestions to block this mail? - Create rule to block sending domain. - Create rule to block domains similar to sender domain. -...

Sample: A mail that I checked from the Tracking Center section passed through the filter. I also created a rule for this mail. How can I test whether the rule is stuck when this mail comes back? Is there such a feature in the software? So I want to see how the system will behave when the same...

Emails sent from gmail.com accounts never reach the server. what could be the reason? It doesn't even show up in the server logs. There is no error message coming back to gmail.

Is there a common list of rules written according to virus or spam mail types discovered by other users? It's like a rule pool that everyone shares in common.

"Reject Unknown Clients" & "Reject Unknown Senders" features are active in System Settings. There is a sender and the system rejects the mails from this sender. The log records and the results I got with the dig command on the server are attached. How can I fix this.

There was a spam mail from xxxx@e.abcd.com. To prevent this, I added abcd.com as a domain to the blacklist. (Who Objects->Black List->Type: Domain) But the mail was filtered again. I think it passed because it is a subdomain. How can I block a domain address including all subdomains?