The statistics window contains the information about the querying of the blacklist servers. This window consists of two panes. The upper pane (General Statistics) gives you information about Pinjo in general and the bottom pane (Blacklist Statistics) provides information about every blacklist server you have inserted.
The filtering window contains all information about heurastic scanning. The complete mailmessage will be tested on multiple items, including bayesian analysis. The definable threshold level determines if a message is spam or not.
The whitelist windows contains all settings to pass through mailmessages without being checked. Servers or senders defined will be passed through overruling the other checks. The ‘Allowed hosts’ and ‘Allowed from addresses’ listboxes operate independantly from eachother.
Everything about blacklisting hosts can be defined in this window. Also the options on what to do with blacklisted mailservers can be defined here.
The mail window contains all settings necessary for connections between the internet and the internal mailserver. Also the DNS server (to be used for blacklist querying) and the mail forwarding options are defined here.
The virus check window contains all information about the viruschecking parameters.
The thread window contains the information about currently running threads.
The debug window contains options for debugging and checking settings. Also the logging options can be modified here.
The relaying window contains all options for relaying. These options prevent that your mailserver will be used as a forwarding server. If your mailserver relays unrestricted mail for everyone, there is a big chance your mailserver will end up on a blacklist itself. Once your mailserver is blacklisted large numbers of emailmessages will be denied…
The screen that will popup first when starting Pinjo is the Status window (or when running Pinjo as a service when double-clicking the tray icon). This window shows all incoming connections, the results of the blacklist querying and some other statistical information.