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Can we log all incoming email messages in Puremessage Linux ?

dcshman

Hi,

Now (by default ?)  we can see only messages marked as spam through the quarantine.

Can we check all incoming mails, either globally for all users, or for each user through end user interface, somehow ?

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    Hi dcstech,

    You can certainly do this but you need to use a new UI called the Groups interface.  This interface has functionality to search Mail Logs - including all messages and not just quarantined messages.

    By default groups can be accessed via:  https://server:28443/groups

    Before you can login you will need to create a superuser account.  Super users can search the logs/quarantine for any email:

    pmx-user --add --username Joe --fullname "Joe Bloggs" --email joebloggs@mydomain.tld --passphrase sophos --superuser

    The groups interface is also highly configurable.  You can create accounts that can only see e-mail sent to particular domains.  You can also allow users to configure lists and banners, so you can delegate tasks to people without allowing them access to the full Manager UI.  For more details:

    http://pmx.sophos.com/docs/pmx/Latest/en/pmdocs/concepts/AdmGroups.html

    Hope this helps,

    Tom.

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    Hi dcstech,

    You can certainly do this but you need to use a new UI called the Groups interface.  This interface has functionality to search Mail Logs - including all messages and not just quarantined messages.

    By default groups can be accessed via:  https://server:28443/groups

    Before you can login you will need to create a superuser account.  Super users can search the logs/quarantine for any email:

    pmx-user --add --username Joe --fullname "Joe Bloggs" --email joebloggs@mydomain.tld --passphrase sophos --superuser

    The groups interface is also highly configurable.  You can create accounts that can only see e-mail sent to particular domains.  You can also allow users to configure lists and banners, so you can delegate tasks to people without allowing them access to the full Manager UI.  For more details:

    http://pmx.sophos.com/docs/pmx/Latest/en/pmdocs/concepts/AdmGroups.html

    Hope this helps,

    Tom.

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