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I know how to use the help function, thank you. Does not mean per definition that is all what was added to the script, and imho it would be nice to have a up-to-date documentation on the subject.

Thanks Richard! Always appreciate you helping people on the forum here :)

Hi Richard, In that case, you have not read my post correctly then, please see the difference between 'sa-learn-ham.sh' and 'sa-learn-spam.sh' Only the first file (SPAM) (that you indeed have to create yourself) is there, not the version for HAM.

Hi Richard, There is only 'sa-learn-spam.sh' but not 'sa-learn-ham.sh', yet it is being used in the code (point 8.).

Page: https://docs.directadmin.com/other-hosting-services/preventing-spam/incoming-spam.html Omission: Inside this page there are references to a file named 'sa-learn-ham.sh', but the file itself is nowhere to be found. Would be nice if the whole teach SpamAssassin subject could be rewritten or...

Hi tristan, Good idea, thank you for the suggestion. Will place it there, too. But if anyone has a version of the 'sa-learn-ham.sh' script, please do share :) I assume it would be this: #!/bin/bash # you can also use tcp/ip here, consult spamc(1) inputmail=`/usr/bin/cat`...

It would indeed be nice if the people at DirectAdmin could check and either remove or edit the information at https://docs.directadmin.com/other-hosting-services/preventing-spam/incoming-spam.html Debug: sieve: action pipe: executable path `/usr/local/bin/dovecot-sieve/sa-learn-ham.sh' for...

While I know this is a rather old thread, it came up in my search - so for those struggling with the same: rspamc -h /var/run/rspamd/rspamd_controller.sock learn_spam <file>

I'm facing the same issue, AlmaLinux release 8.7 (Stone Smilodon) and rspamd installed using custombuild. [root@s012 ~]# file /var/run/rspamd.pid /var/run/rspamd.pid: cannot open `/var/run/rspamd.pid' (No such file or directory) So this seems like a bug.

For anyone else (apache), you can add it in custom 'webapps.list'. I've placed the file in /var/www/html/.well-known [root@web02 custom]# pwd /usr/local/directadmin/custombuild/custom [root@web02 custom]# cat webapps.list .well-known/pki-validation=.well-known/pki-validation...

Hi mxroute, Thank you for your reply. Where I normally run custom setups of mailservers I now have multiple customers using DirectAdmin as part of their mail setup. Of course when greylisting you build some sort of whitelist/reputation list; in effect I do not have had customers complain about...

I know Greylisting works when using rspamd, but we're still using spamassassin and prefer to keep using that. is there any out-of-the-box method to enabling greylisting (greylistd?) with the 'default' DA setup? I am seeing some older forum topics with instructions, but they are not really...

I found https://www.directadmin.com/features.php?id=1679 But I am also not sure what the whole deal is with the inbox.spam folder but pretty sure there is some logic behind it. Just don't know it, yet.

Hello, I have been migrating customers to Directadmin but ran into some trouble. At first the default 'spam' folder was created, so users now had their 'Junk' folder AND 'spam' folder. And after users complaining I followed the following instructions...

I did indeed! Also edited my post but I see that your reply was before mine. thanks!