I have analyzed the headers of some of my mail, and sure enough, all those tests that I had previously zeroed out have been getting valued at 1.0. UPDATE: apparently, changes to those values aren't immediately processed, but appear to await some sort of periodic chron job, as it's now 10-15 minutes later and they're all reading as 0.001 in both Firefox and Chrome. Firefox handles some form field interactions differently - when it's a numerical entry box, it adds up/down value arrows and I don't know if that's screwing things up or if it's a browser cache issue (I'll test that in a moment). 001 and 0.001 and managed to get one of the tests to accept that value and show it when going back into the Calculated Spam Score Settings screen, but only in Chrome and not in Firefox, where it still shows as 0.999. Thanks, I forgot to give my cPanel/WHM version of v76.0.14. When I tried adding SB_GIF_AND_NO_URIS with a value of zero, it wound up with a value of 2.199.ĭoes anyone know how I can regain control of configuring my own values for specific SA tests (setting them to 0 in most cases)? I tried removing one of the entries and used "Add a new 'scores' item" to add it back with a value of 0, but it wound up with a non-zero value. When I try that, and click on "Update Scoring Options," I get a green confirmation popup, but when I go back in and view the settings, they're not changed to 0, or have only changed to 0.999. However, I went in to override the score for SB_GIF_AND_NO_URIS today and found that the my list of "Spam Testing Scores" (found in Spam Filters > Additional Configurations > Configure Calculated Spam Score Settings) are all showing with a value of "1" in the score column, and I can't change any of them to zero. Here are just a few that I had previously set to 0:
Configurar spamassassin cpanel how to#
We have now been through how to configure SpamAssassin and the Spam Box in cPanel.In previous versions of cPanel, when analyzing an email I considered to be a false positive, I'd look at the content analysis details found in the X-Spam-Report header, and if I saw a particular SA test that's not helpful in my situation, I'd go into the SpamAssassin configuration in cPanel (now called "Spam Filters") and zero out the scoring for that particular test. Click "Update Blacklist (blacklist_from)".To go back to the main SpamAssassin configuration page, click the Return to "Overview" link.Įmails from addresses on the blacklist will always get marked as spam by SpamAssassin.Click "Update Whitelist (whitelist_from)".Click the plus-icon and write an email address in the field that appears.Click "Configure Calculated Spam Scores Settings" to adjust the rules for the spam score set by SpamAssassin.Įmails from addresses on the whitelist will never get marked as spam by SpamAssassin.Emails from addresses on the blacklist will always get marked as spam by SpamAssassin. Click "Edit Spam Blacklist Settings" to manage the blacklist.Emails from addresses on the whitelist will never get marked as spam by SpamAssassin. Click "Edit Spam Whitelist Settings" to manage the whitelist.Click "Configure Auto-Delete Settings" to adjust how high the spam score has to be before emails are automatically deleted.You will not have the opportunity to review the emails that get deleted if this function is active, and emails will not be put in the spam box even if that function is active. Click "Automatically Delete New Spam (Auto-Delete)" if you want email marked as spam to get automatically deleted.
Click "Configure Spam Box Settings" to manage and empty the spam-box.This requires you to have set up your account with IMAP as it will not work with POP3. Find the "spam" folder in your email client and subscribe to it so you can see the contents.
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