ANNOUNCE: MailWatch for MailScanner 0.3 Beta

[Steve Freegard]

Hi all,

I've (finally!) released a beta of 0.3 - you can download it from
http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/mailwatch

If you haven't already noticed - the project has been moved to Sourceforge,
so I encourage everyone who uses MailWatch to sign-up for the Mailing Lists
that are available and to use the other features such as the Feature
Requests, Bug Tracking, Forums and Patches from this point onward.

Changes in this release:

 - New MailWatch.pm file that contains the MailWatch SQL Logging code.

 - Changed the SQL Logging procedure names from SQLLogging to
MailWatchLogging
   to save confusion as to which versions people are using.

 - Updated MailWatchLogging procedures to better handle MySQL death and
   subsequent restart without needing to restart MailScanner.

 - Message headers now displayed on the Message Detail page.

 - OpenRBL lookup address fixed (OpenRBL had updated their site).

 - Spam Action(s) displayed next to Spam/High Scoring Spam on the Message
   Detail page.

 - New 'Quarantine Manager' allows quarantined messages to be released to
   recipient(s), deleted or learnt/unlearnt by SpamAssassin as Spam or Ham.

 - Major speed-ups on page display.

 - Added extra Virus regular expressions and modified the existing to drop
   the requirement of 'Include Scanner Name in Reports' in MailScanner.conf.

 - New Sendmail inbound/outbound queue display.

 - Fixed the display of the 'Blocked Files' percentage in Today's Totals.

 - Fixed the volume display in the reports to use the average over the
   reporting period e.g. if you receive 500Mb of mail on average per day but
   you occasionally spike at 1Gb - the reports will display the volume in
Mb.

 - Added new 'MySQL status' page to the 'Other' page.

 - Fixed 'SpamAssassin Rule Hits' report not display any data under some
   installations of MailScanner.

 - New reports 'Top Mail Relays' and 'Top Sender Domains by
Quantity/Volume'.

 - Added 'hostname' the the list of available filters to allow people with
   multiple scanners report only on a specific one.

Kind regards,
Steve

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