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SpamAssasin On All Email Accounts

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tomyknoker@

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Hi All,

When I set up a new email account in Plesk I have to manually turn on SpamAssassin on for each account... Is there anyway to make this default to be on for all email accounts I create?
 
exactly, you should call

spamassassin.exe --update <new mailname> –enable-filtering true
 
sorry am just a newbie but could you explain what each is doing differently to the other?

/usr/local/psa/bin/spamassassin.sh --update <new_mailname> -status true
spamassassin.exe --update <new mailname> –enable-filtering true
 
Originally posted by tomyknoker
/usr/local/psa/bin/spamassassin.sh --update <new_mailname> -status true
Plesk for UNIX
Originally posted by tomyknoker
spamassassin.exe --update <new mailname> –enable-filtering true
Plesk for Windows
 
How would I enable Dr. Web Anitvirus on all email accounts?
 
this line do not work on windows plesk 8.6:

spamassassin.exe --update <new mailname> –enable-filtering true

someone know?
 
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