> you deliver messages tagged as "undesirable" to a quarantine. This may be
> - a junk folder
> - spam headers added to message (then MUAs are configured to use these
> to eithe put the message in a special folder or to just allow user to
> order messages so that they can focus on untagged messages first).
> - tagged subject. variant of the above, but I don't like it.
> - quarantine server (another pop/imap server). dbmail may be handy here.
> - webmail
> - web quarantine (mailzu for instance)
> - amavisd-new quarantine
> ...

I want a legit sender to know their message was quarantined.  Quarantine
makes it so the recipients know something was up (and retrieve if
desired).  Sending a rejection code lets the senders know something was
up without sending bounces to innocent bystanders.

mouss wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>> You can use HOLD (in postfix) or a quarantine mechanism.
>>>     
>> What do you mean quarantine mechanism?  If this can be done in sendmail,
>> please tell me how.
>>   
> 
> you deliver messages tagged as "undesirable" to a quarantine. This may be
> - a junk folder
> - spam headers added to message (then MUAs are configured to use these 
> to eithe put the message in a special folder or to just allow user to 
> order messages so that they can focus on untagged messages first).
> - tagged subject. variant of the above, but I don't like it.
> - quarantine server (another pop/imap server). dbmail may be handy here.
> - webmail
> - web quarantine (mailzu for instance)
> - amavisd-new quarantine
> ...
> 
> The idea here is to let the final recipient decide what to do with his 
> email, because no automatic solution is gonna make everybody happy.
>>   
>>> For legitimate ones only. but if the ratio of those is too small, why
>>> would one optimize for rare cases.
>>>     
>> Because all it takes is one serious false positive for people to lose
>> confidence in the system.  Losing mail, for me and my users, is not a
>> real option. 
> 
> nor is it here.
>>  Regardless, what sort of comment is that?  If I state that
>> I wish to do something, and the thing that I wish to do isn't "way out
>> there", what good is it to reply and question my motives?
>>   
> 
> dunno, but I am for quarantine and check. no mail is discarded by the 
> email system here (but recipients are free to read or discard email).
> 
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