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 Topic: Deliver Quaranteened via MySQLPosted: 22 August 2006 at 7:43am |
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Hi all, Great product. At last something where my end user's can control and release quaranteened emails without my support guys intervention. Right...down to business!!! My end user's can log in and get shown their quaranteeneed SPAM ok. They can also select to deliver a specific email by setting the deliver field in MySQL from '0' to '-1'. Hope this is right so far!! If it's not, what should it be. If it is, why is it not releasing it or will it after a certain amount of time, and if so can I can the polling time?? Kind regards, Jason. |
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Posted: 22 August 2006 at 7:14pm |
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Jason,
Please make sure you're using the licensed version of SpamFilter, as in the free version, emails can be forced-delivered only by using SpamFilter's quarantine tab. Forcing the delivery via the web interface and/or by changing the database flags only works in the licensed version. |
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