Blacklist all emails from a specific domain: Enter or *.Blacklist an email from a specific email address: Enter.Enter one domain name or email address per line: Blacklist domain names or specific email addresses in the blacklist_from sections, ensuring that all messages from the specified domain or email address are flagged as spam.When you click the Show Additional Configurations button, you’ll be able to see advanced options: The last section of the Apache SpamAssassin page gives you access to advanced configuration settings. Once you enable Spam Box, you’ll be able to click on a Configure Spam Box Settings link to set it up as needed:Īdvanced Apache SpamAssassin configuration You’ll see the following message at the top right corner of the page once Spam Box is enabled: To enable Spam Box, click the Move New Spam to a Separate Folder (Spam Box) button. HostPapa recommends you enable the Spam Box. Check your spam folder regularly for emails that shouldn’t be flagged as spam. Spam Box will automatically send any message flagged as spam into a separate email folder named Spam. Some users find 7 is an optimal setting, but experiment with the settings to see what works best for your situation. If you’re seeing too many non-spam messages flagged, increase the setting to 6 and re-test. If you enable this option, you can click on Configure Auto-Delete Settings link where you will be able to set the filter’s sensitivity from 5 to 10, with 10 being the least aggressive. HostPapa recommends you leave this setting at the default. This means that messages Apache SpamAssassin identifies as spam will not automatically be deleted when they’re detected. When you check this section, you’ll see that Automatically Delete New Spam option is disabled by default. HostPapa recommends you set up Apache SpamAssassin as described below. An email message may occasionally be incorrectly flagged as spam, so you’ll need to check your spam folder periodically for email that shouldn’t be flagged. While Apache SpamAssassin is excellent at preventing spam from reaching your email inbox, it’s not perfect. When Apache SpamAssassin has been successfully enabled, you’ll see the following message at the top right corner of the page: At the top of the page, click the Process New Emails and Mark them as Spam button. Scroll to the Email section and click Spam Filters. To enable the feature, first log in to your HostPapa Dashboard and select My cPanel.
#Apache spamassassin how to#
This article describes how to set up Apache SpamAssassin on your account.Īpache SpamAssassin is disabled by default. Apache SpamAssassin is a smart email filter that not only identifies spam email, but learns as it goes, to get even better at its job. To help filter spam email, your HostPapa service features Apache SpamAssassin.
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