General settings

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The following settings must be configured:

 

Port: Enter the port, on which the POP3 proxy should listen for requests.

Allow transparent proxying: Choose the interfaces, that can communicate with the proxy transparently. Thereby no modifications must be made in the mail clients of the clients. By marking an interface, an adequate NAT rule is created automatically, that redirects inquiries from clients to port 110 automatically to the port you choose.

Skip RBL checks: Mark this checkbox, if your Internet service provider checks your mails already with blacklists. By deactivating this check, the performance for recalling mails from the POP3 pigeon hole gets better.

Activate Kaspersky's virus scanner: Mark this checkbox, if you uploaded a valid Kaspersky license and if you want to use the Kaspersky virus scanner.

Check for spam: Mark this checkbox, if you want to check the fetched mails for spam.

Text to insert in subject: Enter a short text that should be added in the subject, if the mail is classified as spam.

Tolerance for spam evaluation: Enter the value (e.g. 5.5) as of the mail should be classified as spam.

Spam handling: Choose the option from the selection field, that comes up to your requirements. Possible values are:

Change only subject: Choose this option, if only the subject should be changed to the text, you entered above. The text of the mail will not be changed. So you don't get a report about the reasons of classifying the mail as spam.
Attach mail to report: If you choose this option, you get a report why the relevant mail was classified as spam. The original mail message is attached unchanged. So a mail in HTML format is obtained and presents a bad risk.
Attach mail to report as plain text: Choose this option, if you want to get a report about the reasons for classifying the mail as spam. The original mail message will be attached converted to the format "text only". Only ASCII characters are displayed.

 

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