Whitelist / Blacklist Via Email

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That would be good, or at least a way to send out the web interface information. I have a couple of users that are getting some spam through (VERY minimal) and wanted to add it, but since they havent gotten a spam report for over a week they dont know how to manually add it.

I also didnt see a way for me to manually add it through the web interface for a particular user.

Is there a way to be able to send a link out to the user even if they dont have spam? the email way would be even better.

Thanks
 
I was wondering if there is a simpler way for users to white/blacklist addresses. the web interface is nice but alot of users may find it too complicated so i guess what i would like to accomplish is have a whitelist@proxmox.mydomain.com and blacklist@proxmox.mydomain.com and a user can just forward the mail to that and have it add it to their individual list

hi,

thanks for this suggestion, we will look at this in one of the next releases.
 
I assume this has not been implemented after all?
No - but the spamreports can be configured to be sent out regularly and you can click on a link directly in that report - so I would not consider this a priority for future enhancments
 
Thanks for the answer,
the report is great but this doesn’t help to add Mails to Blacklist or train Bayesian filter or see I that wrong?
 
the report is great but this doesn’t help to add Mails to Blacklist
each mail in your quarantine has 4 links for the 4 actions (deliver, delete, whitelist, blacklist)
or train Bayesian filter
This is not implemented (and not a priority)
 
each mail in your quarantine has 4 links for the 4 actions (deliver, delete, whitelist, blacklist)

This definitely helps for whitelisting, but for blacklisting the use case is usually to blacklist emails/senders that slipped through spam filters.

In other words, if you find spam in your Inbox, you can forward to blacklist@domain.com and it will get added to the user blacklist.