Re: Mailscanner on cPanel, send spam to spam/junk folder globally
Peter Lemieux <mailscanner-fNwzQDfiNKu4/[email protected]>
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Don't know anything about CPanel, but if your SMTP servers use the
popular Mail Delivery Agent procmail, then you can write a "recipe" and
put it in /etc/procmailrc that will look for "{Spam?}" in the Subject
line and route the offending message to /home/$USER/mail/likely-spam or
wherever you prefer. Something like this (untested):
# File: /etc/procmailrc
# route all mail with "{Spam?}" header to user's spam box
:0:
* ^Subject:.*\{Spam
$HOME/mail/likely-spam
The message is scanned by root but delivered, I believe, to the
recipient's spam folder (here in mbox format).
See "man procmailrc" and especially "man procmailex" for examples.
Peter
On 12/15/20 4:36 PM, Donato Pisani wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I hope you are fine.
>
> I am having some problems with mailscanner inside a server with cPanel.
>
> Mailscanner adds the message "{Spam?}" to the subject of the message and leaves it in inbox, I know that with a filter in each account generated by cPanel I can make it send to another folder if the subject contains that phrase, but it becomes unsustainable when there are too many accounts on the server.
>
> Is there a way to filter globally for existing and new domains?
>
> Thank you a lot for your time and help!
>
>
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