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How to hide DrWeb/Spamassassin from mailuser-login

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Swift42

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Hi there!

If you don't use DrWeb and/or the integrated Spamassassin but instead an own solution (like clamav), a mailuser who logs in to the plesk control panel will see grayed-out text for DrWeb/Spamassassin, so the user may think he isn't protected.

The grayed-out text can be removed by editing the file /opt/psa/admin/plib/templates/mail_name_edit.tpl
(but first make a backup of this file).
 
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