Here you can see a detail of the messages that are kept on the server. In yellow
are the messages that are on hold, waiting for the period you specified to pass, in red are the messages that will be automatically
deleted at the next check, and in green are the "good" messages that will go through when the e-mail client will do the next check.
You can check the mail also
from here, pressing the Check now! button, and tell PostArmor to check the mail automatically: a value of zero here means that
no automatic check will be performed. Other options present in the window allow to select a message and mark it for retrieve (if the
evaluation was wrong, for example), for immediate delete (if the mailbox is getting too full), to add the sender to your address book
(so that all further messages from the same sender will go through) and to bounce it back to the server it was (allegedly) originated
from. The last button presents a dialog similar to the one we've used before for global configuration: what's changed here will be
reflected only when checking the mail for this particular user. In detail:
Check now! checks the mail immediately: if no password was given
yet during this session, the password to access the account is required
Bounce! the selected message is immediately bounced to the
sender, simulating a non-existing mailbox: if the bounce is successful, the message is deleted from the server, if it fails (as it
happens quite often with spammers), it will not alert the user, but just abort silently
Report to SpamCop the selected message is sent to
SpamCop for evaluation. The button is not enabled if the user has no valid SpamCop report address.
Mark messages for Delete marks the selected message for
deleting at the next check, regardless of the date when it was recovered first.
Mark messages for Retrieve marks the selected message for
retrieve, regardless of the evaluation score
Add Sender to approved addresses adds the sender of
the selected message to the approved addresses of this user: this means that all the messages from this sender will not undergo
checks, and will pass through regardless of their content
Add Sender to blocked addresses adds the sender
of the selected message to the blocked addresses of this user: this means that all the messages from this sender will not undergo
checks, and will be blocked regardless of their content
Account Settings presents the configuration dialog: the
only difference with the global one is that changes are applied only to this user
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