Please be aware that the primary issue related to this specific version of MailEnable (which happens to ship with Plesk 9.5.x for Windows when running on 64 bit windows) has been found. We are in the process of preparing a resolution to this and hope to have this available before the end of day Frid...

Hello and thank you for your post! Our development team is actually working on a new branch of MagicSpam that is planned to integrate higher levels of gradation - up to and including user level / domain level rule sets and exemption lists. Early estimate for release to the Plesk product line is some...

Thank you for posting. We have forwarded this information to our developers for review. Could you please let us know what version of MailEnable is currently installed with your Plesk installation?

Thanks!

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Hello Raymond, testing to see what a bounce message will look like is a little bit tricky. This is because each and every MTA that is out there is responsible for creating the NDR message itself, so how it will format / layout the bounce is relative to how the sending MTA does things. IF it is a cas...

We will need to pass this on to our development team for testing and review as this has never occurred nor been reported before. There is one possible cause that might explain the haphazard nature of the bug you have reported: faulty hardware. If there are for example disk errors or sectors of the d...

Are you using QMail or Postfix for the MTA in your server configuration? And.. was the MTA changed at any point in time during the lifespan in which you have had MagicSpam installed? Can you also please provide the output of: ls -al /var/log/magicspam in order for the permissions to be displayed. Th...

This is odd and sounds like a possible bug. The statistics themselves are stored in proprietary high speed format in the log directory - which will vary dependent on the platform you are running MagicSpam on. For Linux variants, the logs and statistics should be in /var/log/magicspam - in the form o...

Greeting Koga,

It would appear there is more going on than what our last patch was intended to address. If you could please contact our support team at support [at] magicspam [dot] com to open further discussions, that would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Can you please confirm the name of the file you downloaded and tried to install of the latest set that did not work for you?

Thanks.