spam assassin

[splitech]

How to TURN OFF spam assassin for 1 user, Not for entire server. I have the current user having all her mail go through my server, and it has spam assassin installed, How to let this user have spamassassin not do anything with her email. But still have it installed and working on all other accounts ?

 

[nobaloney]

In /etc/mail/spamassin/local.cf, add a line:

whitelist_to [email protected]

where [email protected] is the incoming address you want to whitelist.

Jeff

 

[splitech]

Well. Since i am the administrator, i don't need to contact anyone.. I need to STOP spam assassin for an entire domain name, I don't want spam assassin to do anything for all emails under 1 domain name. How do i fix that?

 

[skruf]

Hey,

You may take a look here:

http://spamassassin.apache.org/full...sin_Conf.html#whitelist_and_blacklist_options

It's basically seems to be saying that it's better to use "all_spam_to", instead of "whitelist_to", to insure no emails are blocked.

Usage appears to be like so:

all_spam_to *@example.com

That should allow ALL emails to anyone at example.com to be received.

At least that's what I make of it...

David

 

[Tristan]

feature?

Maybe a nice option to integrate into DA to let users choose if they want spam filtering enabled or not?

 

[nobaloney]

For the meantime you can effectively disable SpamAssassin by setting the spam score very high; for example 99.

Jeff

 

[Tristan]

Does this mean it will be a feature? Maybe it would be nice to give each domain control over what's spam and what's ham as well, maybe by setting up two standard email addresses? There's a nice Squirrelmail plugin (which adds spam and no spam buttons) that either forward emails to one of these email addresses or calls sa-learn directly.