Two fold question here.
1.
We make heavy use of user delimiters for email addresses. This only becomes a problem when you are waiting on an email from someone using a new delimited email address and it gets stuck in the quarantine.
Can PMG be set up such that there is one quarantine per user? something like soapee01+proxmox@example.com is in the same quarantine as soapee01@example.com. Then I can find any quarantine message in my inbox, click it and see what's being held in the quarantine and whitelist it or whatever.
2.
We use a non standard delimeter (like most people). In our case we use a period (.) because a plus sign (+) is usually filtered out by most sign up forms as being an invalid email address. As such, I'd like to be able to change the delimter (beyond postfix main.cf) so that we can still have the quarantine work with delimters (ala question 1).
Any insights would be helpful!
Failing this, I'd rather just turn off the quarantine emails, and if PMG suspects something is spam, just rewrite the subject, and add a footer to the email with the links from the standard quarantine message "Please use the web interface to manage your spam quarantine" and be done with it that way. At least I could more easily whitelist/blacklist senders this way.
Some other way to do all of this is also fine.
Thanks!
1.
We make heavy use of user delimiters for email addresses. This only becomes a problem when you are waiting on an email from someone using a new delimited email address and it gets stuck in the quarantine.
Can PMG be set up such that there is one quarantine per user? something like soapee01+proxmox@example.com is in the same quarantine as soapee01@example.com. Then I can find any quarantine message in my inbox, click it and see what's being held in the quarantine and whitelist it or whatever.
2.
We use a non standard delimeter (like most people). In our case we use a period (.) because a plus sign (+) is usually filtered out by most sign up forms as being an invalid email address. As such, I'd like to be able to change the delimter (beyond postfix main.cf) so that we can still have the quarantine work with delimters (ala question 1).
Any insights would be helpful!
Failing this, I'd rather just turn off the quarantine emails, and if PMG suspects something is spam, just rewrite the subject, and add a footer to the email with the links from the standard quarantine message "Please use the web interface to manage your spam quarantine" and be done with it that way. At least I could more easily whitelist/blacklist senders this way.
Some other way to do all of this is also fine.
Thanks!