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SpamAssasin On All Email Accounts

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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?
 
Originally posted by tomyknoker
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?

It is possible to do that with help of Event Manager: Plesk admin CP -> Event Manager -> Add New Event Handler:

For example:

Event: Mail name created
Priority: High
User: root
Command:/usr/local/psa/bin/spamassassin.sh --update <new_mailname> -status true

It should work. Actually, Event Manager quite good feature for such sort of customization. Suggest you to check all available options for Event Manager. Probably you will find something useful for you except Spamassassin enabling.
 
Thanks Francuz! Do you know how I would make it so that when I create a new email account, it automatically creates a [email protected] aliases on the root?
 
Hmmm also noticed that works now, when I create a new user they have the SpamAssassin enabled, But in the email users permissions, they don't have control over the Spam Filter management... Does a client have control over it somewhere else that you know of?
 
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