RQueue is a deployable solution for managing spam quarantines and email archival for small business.

The Queue

The interface revolves around a Queue that displays the most recent email messages. It also provides the ability to sort, search, release and delete messages quickly.

The message viewer

The message viewer allows users to quickly manage individual messages, determine how they were quarantined and release or delete them.

Safe viewing

HTML content is added to the attachments section in the message view to protect users from spammers and phishers. It is common for malicious bugs to be placed in spam messages. These bugs load content from remote servers telling spammers that an email address is being actively viewed.

Manage multiple addresses

RQueue is designed to allow users to link addresses together. This provides a single Queue to review messages for all linked email addresses.

Administrative portals

Administrative portals are provided to allow administrators to unify command and control when monitoring their systems.

Highlights

• Simple XHTML/CSS interface designed to allow quick review of recent messages
• Designed for both spam and archive review
• Full text boolean search and automated indexing
• Safe message parsing to avoid triggering web bugs
• Self managed linking of aliases and alternate addresses
• Rapidly identify and release, copy, forward and destroy messages
• Access PDF, Print and Raw versions of messages
• RSS feed of end user queues with recent activity
• Weekly activity reports for end users
• Automated pruning of spam messages by age
• Multiple administrators with multiple domains
• Subdomain user authentication (POP3, IMAP, LDAP)
• Per user settings interface for ACL and SpamAssassin
• Administrative overview of all messages by domain
• Easily branded using CSS style sheets
• Code base designed for rapid development and customization
• Scale quickly to multiple servers using FastCGI or Mongrel
• Deploy under Mac OS X Server

System Requirement

• Apache 1.3.x, Apache 2.0.x or Lighttpd 1.4+ with Mod-Rewrite
• FastCGI, Mod-Ruby or Mongrel
• Ruby 1.8.4+