I get alerts from my virusscanner about viruses in the Pinjo temporary directory. How is that possible? Pinjo uses the temporary folder ( ./temp ) to store the messages it receives. They will be deleted again upon ending connection.
Pinjo doesn’t make outbound connections, what is the matter? If Pinjo cannot make any connections to your client mailserver there are several possibilities.
Is mail always scanned for virusses, also when i have a maxsize defined? Yes, ALL mail will be scanned for virusses if you have enabled the viruschecking in Pinjo revealer.
How do I activate the window again when I am running Pinjo as a service? If you are running Pinjo as a service you can activate it again by double-clicking the green checkmark trayicon. That icon is located somewhere next to your clock on your taskbar.
What is the meaning of the abbreviations in the email headers and on the status screen? These abbreviations in the X-Spam-Score headervariable and on the statusscreen, tell you which tests gave results during heurastic analysis.
My pinjo.key file doesn’t load correctly The pinjo registration key (pinjo.key) should be copied to directory where Pinjo is installed. After that restart Pinjo and the key will be validated. If correctly registrated the statusbar will show the registered name. If your key is registered incorrectly, no information will be shown at all, and Pinjo…
I dont want to modify the subject, how can I still recognize if my message is spam?
Pinjo is closed when logging out of my machine To prevent closing Pinjo revealer when logging off your windows machine, you should run Pinjo revealer as a service.
How can I process my mail on my Unix machine? Every header of a Pinjo revealer checked message, contains a header variable which indicates whether the message is detected as spam or not.
How can I reduce the number of simultaneous connections? To make sure that your mailserver or the server where Pinjo revealer is running on, won’t be too busy, you can limit the number of simultaneous connections (smtp threads).