patrik
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Hi,
I wrote this in another thread but when I noticed the thread was rather old I though I might dedicated a new thread for the scripts.
I have extended the scripts for enabling SpamAssassin by default for new users. I wanted to also be able to add default values for where a spam should be sent (Inbox, spam, user_spam/spambox or deleted).
This is the modified script that goes through every existing user / domain. Note: This will re-set the SpamAssassin configuration for EVERY user. I have called this script enable_spamassassin.sh
This is the slightly modified user_create_post.sh script which is run when a new user has been created. It copies default filter values:
Here's the original http://help.directadmin.com/item.php?id=117
And here is my domain_create_post.sh which is run when a new domain is created and copies default filter values:
The default_filter and default_filter.conf could be created by yourself to suit your needs. An easy way to do this is to enable SpamAssassin on a user and configure it as you want the default values to be. Then go inside /etc/virtual/DOMAIN.TLD/ and copy filter and filter.conf.
Please tell me if you find a bug.
Cheers,
17/10 - 2006: A few changes made in enable_spamassassin.sh
I wrote this in another thread but when I noticed the thread was rather old I though I might dedicated a new thread for the scripts.
I have extended the scripts for enabling SpamAssassin by default for new users. I wanted to also be able to add default values for where a spam should be sent (Inbox, spam, user_spam/spambox or deleted).
This is the modified script that goes through every existing user / domain. Note: This will re-set the SpamAssassin configuration for EVERY user. I have called this script enable_spamassassin.sh
Code:
#!/bin/sh
for i in `ls /usr/local/directadmin/data/users`; do
{
SPAMDIR=/home/$i/.spamassassin
DEFAULTDIR=/usr/local/directadmin/scripts/custom
mkdir -p $SPAMDIR
cp $DEFAULTDIR/default_user_prefs $SPAMDIR/user_prefs
chown ${i}:mail $SPAMDIR
chmod 771 $SPAMDIR
chown $i:$i $SPAMDIR/user_prefs
chmod 755 $SPAMDIR/user_prefs
touch $SPAMDIR/spam
chown mail:$i $SPAMDIR/spam
chmod 660 $SPAMDIR/spam
mkdir -p $SPAMDIR/user_spam
chown ${i}:mail $SPAMDIR/user_spam
chmod 771 $SPAMDIR/user_spam
for j in `cat /usr/local/directadmin/data/users/$i/domains.list`; do
{
cp $DEFAULTDIR/default_filter /etc/virtual/$j/filter
cp $DEFAULTDIR/default_filter.conf /etc/virtual/$j/filter.conf
chown mail:mail /etc/virtual/$j/filter
chown mail:mail /etc/virtual/$j/filter.conf
chmod 640 /etc/virtual/$j/filter
chmod 600 /etc/virtual/$j/filter.conf
# Create every spam box in user_spam
for k in `ls /home/$i/mail/$j`; do
{
touch $SPAMDIR/user_spam/$k@$j
} done;
} done;
};
done;
exit 0;This is the slightly modified user_create_post.sh script which is run when a new user has been created. It copies default filter values:
Code:
#!/bin/sh
if [ "$spam" = "ON" ]; then
SPAMDIR=/home/$username/.spamassassin
DEFAULTDIR=/usr/local/directadmin/scripts/custom
mkdir $SPAMDIR
cp $DEFAULTDIR/default_user_prefs $DIR/user_prefs
chown ${username}:mail $SPAMDIR
chmod 771 $SPAMDIR
chown $username:$username $SPAMDIR/user_prefs
chmod 755 $SPAMDIR/user_prefs
touch $SPAMDIR/spam
chown mail:$username $SPAMDIR/spam
chmod 660 $SPAMDIR/spam
# Copy the default filter and filter.conf
cp $DEFAULTDIR/default_filter /etc/virtual/$domain/filter
cp $DEFAULTDIR/default_filter.conf /etc/virtual/$domain/filter.conf
chown mail:mail /etc/virtual/$domain/filter
chown mail:mail /etc/virtual/$domain/filter.conf
chmod 640 /etc/virtual/$domain/filter
chmod 600 /etc/virtual/$domain/filter.conf
fi
exit 0;And here is my domain_create_post.sh which is run when a new domain is created and copies default filter values:
Code:
#!/bin/sh
DEFAULTDIR=/usr/local/directadmin/scripts/custom
# Copy the default filter and filter.conf
cp $DEFAULTDIR/default_filter /etc/virtual/$domain/filter
cp $DEFAULTDIR/default_filter.conf /etc/virtual/$domain/filter.conf
chown mail:mail /etc/virtual/$domain/filter
chown mail:mail /etc/virtual/$domain/filter.conf
chmod 640 /etc/virtual/$domain/filter
chmod 600 /etc/virtual/$domain/filter.conf
exit 0;The default_filter and default_filter.conf could be created by yourself to suit your needs. An easy way to do this is to enable SpamAssassin on a user and configure it as you want the default values to be. Then go inside /etc/virtual/DOMAIN.TLD/ and copy filter and filter.conf.
Please tell me if you find a bug.
Cheers,
17/10 - 2006: A few changes made in enable_spamassassin.sh
Last edited:
Thanks!
, because the file "filter" is meanlingless to be copied. This file is just a temp file for writing stuff, nothing is read from it by DA, so the default empty file created by DA will do the job. Moreover, you don't have to include the lines in user_create_post.sh, you just need them in domain_create_post.sh, since domain_create_post.sh will be called anyway after a user is created.
