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Feature Requests
What is this?
A way to get your voice heard – a community-backed feature request tracker for ORF that allows you to browse, vote and suggest features for ORF.
How it works?
In a nutshell:
- Registered members get 10 votes to be distributed among feature requests (sign in with your Client Portal account or sign up).
- You can add 1 or more votes to ideas you like. You can also withdraw your votes anytime.
- When a feature you voted on is implemented, you get your votes back.
What are all these tabs?
- Active: Feature requests not yet implemented. Can be voted and commented on.
- Finished: Features implemented. Cannot be voted on.
- My Votes: Features that you voted on.
- All: All of the feature requests.
I have an idea! How do put it to vote?
Just send it to us, we will take care of the rest.
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Automatic Configuration Update from Vamsoft
Add a new feature that automatically updates the ORF configuration with the latest recommended settings from Vamsoft. This would reduce the administration overhead and keep the configuration up to date with the latest threats.
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Log Viewer filter definitions based on blacklist/whitelist items
This would allow administrators to create and send filter definitions from the Administration Tool to the Log Viewer by right-clicking list entries and selecting the appropriate command.
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Bayesian (or Other Statistical) Filtering
Add a new statistical filter test to ORF. The most widely known and used statistical technique is Bayesian filtering, a "learning" email classification method. When properly trained and maintained, statistical filters work very effectively.
However, they require a reliable feed of actual legitimate and spam messages for initial training, so end-users are likely required to participate in the training.
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Configurable Action for SPF SoftFail
Currently, it is only possible to treat SPF Fail and SoftFail the same way, i.e. to perform the same action for SoftFails as for regular blacklistings ("Blacklist email on SPF SoftFail" option). This would allow e.g. tagging or redirecting the email, even if the default blacklisting action is set to rejection.