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Cleaned Message Delivery should be in EFA-Configure under Virus Settings.

The quarantine should now be enabled in /etc/cron.daily/clean.quarantine as evidenced by $disabled=0 (enabled)

Try reloading MailScanner/Postfix to force the settings to update.

Just to clarify, did you have an entry already for 127.0.0.1, or was it not present at all?

Do you have a whitelist rule for the following in MailWatch?

From: 127.0.0.1
To: default

Hello The easy way is to head over to Webmin... http://<yourserver>:10000 Log in as root Servers -> Postfix Mail Server -> Mail Queues You can flush the queue or delete messages here. Flush from the command line... /usr/sbin/postqueue -c /etc/postfix -f The time it takes to get a delivery status not...

It is great to see EFA moved back to ESVA principles. Thank all for that! But it is a pity that CentOS was chosen as the OS. So it would be really, really great to have the possibility to build EFA on non "yum" systems. --Ge Are you wanting a deb-based system? What's your reasoning/though...

[I have a choice, Centos 5 or 5, unbuntu, fedora etc, which would be best?

If you can do CentOS 6.5 64bit, I will be able to help you.

I see, next question.

What flavor of Linux is it?

This can be done.

How are you installing the Linux server OS, out of curiosity?

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There is a cron.../etc/cron.daily/clean.quarantine

Default is 30 days (we may make it longer).

You will notice that it is disabled. We identified this as an issue with the 3.0.0.0 release and will be fixing in 3.0.0.1 update, but you can enable yourself if you like.

This just instructs MailWatch to poll LDAP for a user if the user does not exist and then create the user.

So, you'll have to create your own relay_recipients list. At least for now.

Update: Read on for a method to populate relay_recipients.

Head over to Reports

Enter the date and click Add under Add Filter

Then...

Change to To: in the dropdown box, enter the To: address, and click Add.

Click Message Listing

That's it!

You should just enter your IP address or hostname into a browser. It should automatically open mailwatch.

Log into Webmin

Go to Webmin --> Webmin Users

Click on root near the top

Expand Available Modules

Check Linux Firewall

Refresh Modules in the lower left corner.

Yep, having same problem...troubleshooting.

Yep We'll see about getting that put in the updates as an enhancement.

Ahh, we need to add a link...I'll put this on the list.

For now, go to http://<yourserver>:10000

here's the setting for the auto whitelist /etc/MailScanner/spam.assassin.prefs.conf # The --auto-whitelist and -a options for "spamd" and "spamassassin" to # turn on the auto-whitelist have been removed and replaced by the # "use_auto_whitelist" configuration option whi...

Take note that the "Sign Clean Messages" and custom(nonspam) functions are mutually exclusive.

You should have as follows for proper operation

Sign Clean Messages = No

Non Spam Actions should contain custom(nonspam)

Signature rules should have your domain(s) listed

* Shorter "daily" quarantine reports - right now they are 7 days, and that's too big of a report - I only want to see what was not on the last report. I personally have close to 500 spam messages a day in my report - 3500 for 7 days is too much (maybe I can figure this out in the PHP file...

For a current list of bug reports and upcoming enhancements, please visit:

https://github.com/E-F-A/v3/issues

I launched my webmin and see the Postfix queues.

Look under Servers -> Postfix Mail Server -> Mail Queue

Is this what you are looking for?

Please note the OVF has not been tested on VMware Server 2.

However, it has been tested on VirtualBox and works well.

You can try using the OVF Tool from VMware to see if you can convert the OVF.

https://www.vmware.com/support/developer/ovf/