A daily/weekly/after x emails digest of blocked spam emailed to end users

Implement Active Directory

If I have 3 RBL's setup it would be nice to see which ones are working by showing a hit count against each one. Perhaps in the monitor screen they could be indented against the RBL section.

The volume of spam is too large for users to browse through. The average user is getting 50+ spams a day. So, they don't ever bother to browse through the email digest. If I had the option to just discard all emails that were blocked via RBL, or at least leave them out of the email digest, that would reduce the digest list to a manageable level.

I would like to be allow users access to the global white list so they can add people, also importing into the whitelist would be great

I really liked the old mailwasher server oss, I am a private user with just one user account with a linux server. I would be willing to pay like $30 annually for a one user version of the server product, but $125 annually is just to much for my small needs.

Are you rethinking to create an opensource version, or offer small licenses for people like me?

As most spam is the same, a database of well tested regex expressions that administrators can enable or disable.

We have a lot of Custom Filters (Black). Some Custom Filters matches E-Mails (and they are defenetly not BLACK), but we don't know, which of them...

The idea is to configure by domain the destination ip address and port number of the mailserver.
For example i have 3 mailserver with different domains, and i wold like to setup a mailwasher server to admin all the span and redistribute the clean mail to other server, otherwise i need to setup 3 mailwasher server.
Let me know if could be a good idea ;-)

When you log in, your username and password are sent in clear text over the internet.
This is unsafe:
- sniffed passwords/admin accounts can be used to configure mailwasher server
- user credentials are often the same as the domain, because of the numerous passwords everyone online has
- sniffed accounts can be used to TRY to compromise the server it is installed on

It would be good to have it on https support, at least for the login.

See the monitor stats for all user.
Each user can see the stats for their email address.

Option to block ALL graylisted emails. And receive a daily/weekly digest of the blocked graylisted emails (not part of the blacklist digest)

If you create a user; when this user log in; he just can see his grey list and quarantine.

It would be nice if a user can:
- change his password
- let him decide what action to be performed with spam (Quarantine /pass through)
- configure trusted IP's, white and blacklist
- show him some statistics