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Chapter 31      Spam Quarantine
  Configuring Spam Management Features for End Users
Days Until Message Expires (
%days_until_expire%
)
Quarantine URL (
%quarantine_url%
) — URL to log in to the quarantine and view messages.
Username (
%username%
)
New Message Table (
%new_quarantine_messages%
) — A list of the user’s new messages in the 
quarantine. 
To insert a variable, place the cursor where you would like the variable inserted and then click the 
name of the variable in the Message Variables listing on the right. Or type in the variable. 
b.
If you have enabled an authentication method in the End User Quarantine Access section on this 
page: 
To automatically log users in to the spam quarantine when they access it by clicking a link in a 
notification, select Enable login without credentials for quarantine access. End users can 
release messages simply by clicking “Release” links in the notification. 
To require users to log in to the spam quarantine when they access it by clicking a link in a 
notification, deselect this option. End users cannot release messages simply by clicking 
“Release” links in the notification. 
c.
Click Preview Message to verify that the message is as you want it to be. 
Step 6
Submit and commit your changes.
What To Do Next 
To ensure that end users receive these notifications, consider recommending that they add the From: 
address for the spam quarantine notification emails to the “whitelist” in the junk mail settings of their 
mail application (such as Microsoft Outlook or Mozilla Thunderbird.) 
Related Topics
Recipient Email Mailing List Aliases and Spam Notifications 
Notifications can be sent to each Envelope Recipient that has quarantined email, including mailing lists 
and other aliases. Each mailing list receives a single digest. If you send notifications to a mailing list, all 
subscribers to the list will receive the notification. Users who belong to multiple email aliases, or who 
belong to LDAP groups that receive notifications, or who use several email addresses, may receive 
multiple spam notifications. The following table shows example situations in which users may receive 
multiple notifications. 
 
Table 31-2
Notifications per Address/Alias
User
Email Addresses
Aliases
Notifications
Sam
sam@example.com
1