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What's wrong with https://docs.rspamd.com/modules/metadata_exporter#settings-send_mail-backend ? Why do we need an extra module? |
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I didn't know that it is possible with the metadata_exporter. And I don't yet completely understand how to configure it. |
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When installing and configuring a new server some ham mails might be rejected too. And as the mails are rejected there is no possibility to learn them as ham. By enabling the new
save_rejectedmodule all rejected mails are saved in a directory sorspamc learn_hamcan be used to learn false positives as ham. In the corresponding merge request in the docs repository is an example for a systemd timer to remove older mails in the directory.