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   3 pmgqm(1)
   4 ========
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   7 NAME
   8 ----
   9
  10 pmgqm - Quarantine Management Toolkit
  11
  12
  13 SYNOPSIS
  14 --------
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  17
  18
  19 DESCRIPTION
  20 -----------
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  23 pmgqm - Quarantine Management Toolkit
  24 =====================================
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  27
  28 Toolkit to manage spam and virus quarantine, and send spam report mails.
  29
  30 The possible timespans are `week`, `yesterday`, and `today`. The default
  31 pmgspamreport.service is run at 00:05 every day and calls the `pmgqm` command
  32 with the `--timespan yesterday` parameter.
  33 This will send a spam report if at least one new spam mail was moved to the
  34 quarantine since the beginning of the previous day.
  35
  36 The service can be edited, for example, to change the timespan to `today` or
  37 `week`, with the following command:
  38 ----
  39 systemctl edit pmgspamreport.service
  40 ----
  41
  42 The timer can be edited with the command below:
  43 ----
  44 systemctl edit pmgspamreport.timer
  45 ----
  46
  47 Note that adding another `OnCalendar` event will cause the report to be sent in
  48 addition to the default time. If you want to prevent the default email at
  49 00:05, you must first reset the original `OnCalendar` setting, For example, to
  50 send the emails *only* at 06:00 you would enter the following lines when
  51 editing the timer unit:
  52
  53 ----
  54 [Timer]
  55 OnCalendar=
  56 OnCalendar=06:00
  57 ----
  58
  59 For details see the systemd man pages: `systemd.unit(5)`, `systemd.timer(5)`.
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