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   Is the user based maintenance of the quarantine optional?
Can the beta release be used like the older releases, with a single administrator maintaining and sifting through all the quarantined files?
Does the SpamFilter server need to have a web server on it to use the ASP interface?

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	Is the user based maintenance of the quarantine optional? Can the beta release be used like the older releases, with a single administrator maintaining and sifting through all the quarantined files? Does the SpamFilter server need to have a web server on it to use the ASP interface?

LogSat Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Admin Group Joined: 25 January 2005 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 4104	Post Options Post Reply Quote LogSat Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 17 June 2003 at 9:57pm
	Is the user based maintenance of the quarantine optional? Yes, it's optional. Can the beta release be used like the older releases, with a single administrator maintaining and sifting through all the quarantined files? Yes, but a database is necessary for the new quarantine feature. SpamFilter will work without a database, but the quarantine will be disables in that case. Does the SpamFilter server need to have a web server on it to use the ASP interface? No, the web interface is used only by end-users to access their quarantined email. Roberto Franceschetti LogSat Software

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