Tickets :: Comment on [#6806] Ingo should activate script using default settings

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Comment	>> I don't agree. I don't think it a good idea to enable any of the > >> special rules by default, filtering should only be enabled on the > >> user's request. > > > > In my production environment, all new and existing users want spam to > be filtered. I never heard users asking how to receive spam in their > INBOX, but already heard users asking to stop receiving spam. > > > > Several mail providers (Gmail, Windows Live, Terra) enable spam > filtering by default. In my production environment, this filtering is > also enabled, but without an option to disable or to change spam > score yet, because it is a global filter. Users also can not indicate > incorrectly detected messages to this filter. > > > > With Ingo 1.2, I could configure SpamAssassin with user preferences, > enable the IMP "Report Spam" and "Report Inoccent" links, and give to > users all control over spam filtering. But I should enable this > filter by default in new accounts - else, I will begin to hear a lot > of users asking to stop receiving spam and I will need to teach that > users about Ingo settings. Believe in me, some users in my production > environment do not want to learn those "advanced topics in webmail > service", they just want to use webmail and to not receive spam... > > > > I am using GOsa (Gonicus System Administration) for account > management and did not find an option to enable spam filtering at > account creation time. Things can be worse - others administrators > may prefer to add users directly in OpenLDAP directory, instead of > using GOsa... > > > > The best solution for me is to enable spam filtering within Ingo. > IMAP and POP services are disabled, so users will have spam filtering > enabled just in first usage.
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