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Is it possible for me as admin to get a daily report of all items marked as spam / virus / bad content and have it mailed?
If so how would i set this up?

Thank u

Doesn't currently exist, but on the radar...

https://github.com/E-F-A/v3/issues/248

With the new auto-release function, client can receive the spam-reports.
Only thing is, even e-mails which have passed the scanner as Clean or W/L are shown.

My clients are thinking all those emails are blocked too.

When will this feature be available, to only to spam etc in the reports instead of everything?
Same is for the Quarantine tab in Mailscanner.

Check out EFA-Configure, and look for 9) Spam Settings --> 1) Non-spam settings

Would you mind sharing what this option allows?

Check out EFA-Configure, and look for 9) Spam Settings --> 1) Non-spam settings

I haven't updated yet still on 3.0.1.1 and I can't see any optio nthere that might be useful but maybe that changed with 3.0.1.3?
Anyway, I'm asking as I need to figure out the options before I update.

It disables storing/quarantining non-spam, numbers may be different depending on version.

OK, I see, but the other person asked if the "HAM" could be skipped in the quarantine reports.
Your suggestion is to stop storing HAM completely. Does that really mean it won't show in the reports, after all, the reports should show everything that passed through EFA, whether it was stored or not.
Wouldn't it be simpler to have an option of what to include in those reports?
I for one, really like the feature to store HAM/SPAM and even VIRUSes for 1 month but wouldn't want to show the HAM in the reports, there is no point releasing those, right?

You can also do that.

Check out /var/www/html/mailscanner/conf.php

Look for HIDE_NONSPAM option

shawniverson wrote:It disables storing/quarantining non-spam, numbers may be different depending on version.

Is it also possible to send spam-only reports, but keep all-mail (non-spam, spam etc) in the mailscanner interface?

@Justin:

YES. That was my question and Shawn answered it:

You can also do that.

Check out /var/www/html/mailscanner/conf.php

Look for HIDE_NONSPAM option

which means, all non-SPAM items will be hidden from the report. Of course this only works if you DO NOT FOLLOW this advice:

Check out EFA-Configure, and look for 9) Spam Settings --> 1) Non-spam settings

ovizii wrote:@Justin:

YES. That was my question and Shawn answered it:

You can also do that.

Check out /var/www/html/mailscanner/conf.php

Look for HIDE_NONSPAM option

which means, all non-SPAM items will be hidden from the report. Of course this only works if you DO NOT FOLLOW this advice:

Check out EFA-Configure, and look for 9) Spam Settings --> 1) Non-spam settings

Thank you
Will give it a try