Auto Blacklist & Quarantine Search

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R.A. Plecas

• October 24, 2013 20:14

Let me first say that I *love* MailRoute. It has made an incredibly positive impact on the spam my staff receives and has substantially impacted the load our mail server needs to handle. Thanks for the great service!

Two unsolicited feature requests:

(1) I wish there were some way to forward junk e-mail to a special MailRoute e-mail account (for example …spam@mailroute.net … and MailRoute would be able to “see” the MailRoute user account involved because it would be coming from a user’s e-mail address) and have the spammy sender immediately blacklisted. It is a pain to stop what you are doing and open the MailRoute web interface to add a sender to the blacklist, so having the option of forwarding e-mail from a client machine would be super convenient.

(2) I would like an option that allows me to search my quarantine list. It’s a bit of a pain to do this manually.

No need to respond to this e-mail … it’s just some feature suggestions I think would be nice.

Thanks for “listening.”

Joel 
-- 
Joel McIntosh, Publisher

Prufrock Press Inc. 

 

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  Alex Clay

  • February 16, 2017 01:48

  I'll add my vote to a search feature in the Quarantine. That would've been super-helpful after our initial 30 days when I was tuning our white lists.

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  R.A. Plecas

  • February 16, 2017 03:34

  Hi Alex,

  You can sort by clicking the fields at the top, for now. We'll add an open search function at some point, but we do allow for sorting. 

  I hope that's helpful!

   

   

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  Joe Van Overberghe

  • September 19, 2017 16:00

  Searching would be way more useful than sort. When trying to find an email in 13000 quarantined items. Even after sorting I'm having to jump 25 pages with no real easy way to do it.

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  David Fox

  • October 30, 2017 15:00

  +1 to both suggestions. I've just dropped into your web UI to try and find an email in the quarantine and having no search seems like a major omission to me. I'd also like an easy way of blacklisting an email address as suggested by the previous poster.

   

  Thanks!

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  Jim Soriano

  • November 16, 2017 18:58

  +1 to the need for for searching my quarantine, at least by sender and/or subject. For some reason mail from "starwoodhotels.com" was captured and I missed key travel information. I'd like to go back and whitelist that domain from the original message.

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