Under Rules, select Spam Status from the first dropdown menu.ġWhile we can do unlimited cPanel to cPanel transfers for you, depending on your account, you will have a limited number of Manual Transfers.ĢFull cPanel transfers include all domains, Addon Domains, Subdomains, and cPanel settings.In the Filter Name field, enter a name for the filter (such as SpamAssassin or whatever is desired).Click Manage Filters next to the appropriate user.In the Email section of cPanel, select the Email Filters icon.You can now see the spam folder in the left-hand menu.In the pop-up, enter the mailbox name as spam.Click on the Folder Actions dropdown, then select Create Mailbox.Navigate to the Folders option, scroll down then, click on the + icon.Click on Settings at the top-right corner.Navigate to the Email section, then click on the Email Accounts icon.You can also use filtering for each email account to direct spam appropriately for that account. The settings you choose for SpamAssassin are applied to all email accounts in your cPanel.
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You can learn how to subscribe to your spam folder in this article: However, you will need to subscribe to the spam folder in your mail client to view or process spam messages held there. Spam is delivered to your spam folder when you have Spam Box enabled. To enable Spam Box, simply clicking the toggle bar in the Move New Spam to a Separate Folder (Spam Box) in the Spam Filters section. Spam is then delivered directly to this folder, allowing you to review all mail marked as spam before it is deleted. When Spam Box is enabled, a spam folder is created. You can use Spam Box or email filtering to move spam from your inbox to another folder.
Note: Enabling auto-delete could cause you to lose emails that are not spam if SpamAssassin is not configured properly.
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