wkg Posted February 12, 2003 Posted February 12, 2003 Are the filters set up in cpanel upstream or downstream of the Spamassassin filters? I'm hoping they filter the mail after Spamassassin is finished that way I can use the comprehensive features of SA then just set the cpanel filter to discard any email that SA marks as *****SPAM***** This is based on my assumption that the cpanel filter will prevent a filtered email from ever being downloaded by my mail program. Sure I can trash those messages on my local machine, but now that I'm confident Spamassassin is doing the proper job, why waste the b/w and time to d/l them? Quote
shammer Posted February 12, 2003 Posted February 12, 2003 I was going to try this same thing, first I wanted to make sure that SA didn't label anything wrong though. So far so good. Please post your results for the rest of us. Quote
rayners Posted February 12, 2003 Posted February 12, 2003 Personally, I'd reccomend downloading the email and filtering it out on your own machine instead of automatically trashing it at the server. Mostly as a precaution for the one or two legit messages that get marked as spam every month or so. (Unfortunately, a good bit of that is because somebody sent spam out from an address near to ours, though completely unassociated with TCH, so every now and again, SA will catch a legit email to me and mark it as spam because of that idiot. Admittedly, that particular scenario hasn't shown up in a while, so the issue may have been resolved.) That's just my experience though. Quote
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