Problems with Send Daily Report
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don't overwrite systemd units as shipped with a package (pmg-api) - use systemd's override option:
Code:
systemctl edit pmgspamreport.timer
Code:
[Timer]
OnCalendar = 6,9,12,15,18:00
Persistent = truecheck how the timer is scheduled and if anything related to it is written to the journal:
Code:
systemctl list-timers
journalctl -u pmgspamreport.timerI hope this helps!
@Stoiko Ivanov
A doubt:
I configured to send during the day, the report every 3 hours.
Will users always receive every 3 hours only if new emails arrive, or will they always receive the report with new ones and those that have already been alerted?
A doubt:
I configured to send during the day, the report every 3 hours.
Will users always receive every 3 hours only if new emails arrive, or will they always receive the report with new ones and those that have already been alerted?
Thanks for these details. However, it seems updating the timer does not provide newly added quarantine emails, just repeats/resends the previously sent default from midnight. Can anyone else confirm this?
EDIT: I see the timer is set with "yesterday" from the default settings. Adding a cron job for pmgqm was actually much easier than managing timers.
EDIT: I see the timer is set with "yesterday" from the default settings. Adding a cron job for pmgqm was actually much easier than managing timers.
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As previously stated (and in documentation) it will send as long as there are mails in quarantine.
So if you receive a mail now in quarantine, which you don't deliver (because it's spam), it will still be in quarantine in 3 hours when your pmg-send is run next time, and 3 hours after that.
Default time is 7 days.
So if you send quarantine-mail every 3 hours, the mail will show the same mails from -7 days, as well as new ones since last email.
Not according to
Code:
systemctl edit pmgspamreport.servicePerhaps it was unclear. I mean 7 days, as per https://pmg.proxmox.com/pmg-docs/pmg-admin-guide.html#pmgconfig_spamdetector ( point 4.8.2 Quarantine)
That mails are saved in quarantines up to 7 days.
If you have made customizations, then that's changed.
timer is how often to send the emails. Possibly you can set "yesterday" as only limitation, overriding 7 days. Not sure about that one.
That mails are saved in quarantines up to 7 days.
If you have made customizations, then that's changed.
timer is how often to send the emails. Possibly you can set "yesterday" as only limitation, overriding 7 days. Not sure about that one.
Hi all. I have a very large volume of incoming messages. And after one unpleasant incident, I was forced to add a whole series of domains to quarantine. I have 2 rules. One quarantines all emails that have archives in their attachments, and the second quarantines all emails from the domains I have designated.
As you understand, my quarantine measures are very large. So I have a question: What date formats does pmgspamreport accept? Ideally I would like this report to be sent every 20 or 30 minutes. Regardless of the day of the week.
As you understand, my quarantine measures are very large. So I have a question: What date formats does pmgspamreport accept? Ideally I would like this report to be sent every 20 or 30 minutes. Regardless of the day of the week.
I found using a cronjob is much easier than adjusting the timers.
Just type crontab -e at the command line and type this for every 20 minutes:
Code:
*/20 * * * * /usr/bin/pmgqm sendUnfortunately, I need automation of this process. At this point I was able to set it to send every hour. But you need it more often