Andrew Sackville-West schreef: <snip> > yup. although for end-user control, i'd probably stick with something > like 3 or 4. Set up some default controls for maildrop and then let > the user customise as they like. I'd rather not let the user control > fetch/getmail, but that's just me. > > You might, depending on volume, use something like a combination of 2 > and 3/4. Setup fairly loose site-wide spam and av controls and then > show the users how to tighten it up with maildrop recipes if they > want. That would somewhat minimise the noise getting to the users and > then allow then to control how much more they want. > > my .02 > > A
Thanks for your input Andrew. I now have my mailsystem setup with getmail and this requires the users to have a getmailrc file that gets their email from the isp. So they have the possibility to use/or not use the virus & spam checking. However, i can enforce a systemwide virusscan via the /etc/maildroprc file so that even when they would delete the virus filter in their getmail setup, it's still done nonetheless. Regards, Benedict -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
