Well, in SmarterMail itself I don’t believe there is currently a centralized administrator view showing all messages that were classified as spam and delivered to users’ Junk folders across all domains. That would probably need to be submitted as a feature request.
On my Linux installation, I have started building something similar externally. I scan the SMTP logs for events such as spam_detected, extract the relevant information, and store it in a MySQL database. This gives me a searchable history of spam detections, including sender, recipient, IP address, spam score, headers, subject, body, action taken, authentication results, and other metadata.
The long-term goal is a broader “mail intelligence” platform where I can:
- View spam activity across all domains in one place.
- Identify spam campaigns and abusive networks.
- Analyse trends by sender IP, CIDR range, domain, country, and subject.
- Investigate false positives.
- Automatically build trusted sender lists from legitimate communication patterns.
- Correlate spam events with authentication failures, greylisting events, and firewall activity.
I have also recently deployed a remote Rspamd server, which provides another valuable source of data. Between the SmarterMail SMTP logs and the Rspamd history, there is a lot of useful information available for analysing spam trends and improving filtering decisions over time.
Having a native SmarterMail administrator dashboard for all spam-detected messages, with the ability to inspect headers, review scores, release messages, and add safe senders directly from the interface, would certainly be useful.