[TriLUG] SpamAssassin Web Interfaces

[Turnpike Man]

You could always implement SA sitewide and leave it at that.  But as a
customer, I would want control over my personal settings, so I can see your
dilema for delivering control to your users.  The cpanel gives control as far
as blacklist... if that's a start, but you get no control over how many hits
goes to /dev/null, how many hits get a SPAM tag, how many hits get a POSSIBLE
SPAM tag, etc... 

David M.

--- Jaimie Livingston wrote:
> I have the SAUP Tool, but it only supports a subset of the preferences and
> has the nasty habit of rewriting the user_prefs file, which eliminates any
> customization that might have been done.
> 
> There's also the problem of teaching user's how to place their SAUP created
> user_prefs file into their shell account.
> 
> Jaimie
> 


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