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SpamAssassin default to on for new mail accounts

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How can I make SpamAssassin default to "on" for new mail accounts for all domains? Currently, new accounts do not have SpamAssassin enabled. Doing this manually every time is tedious.

Thanks.

--df
 
click on "Add new event"

Event: Mail account created
Priority: lowest
User: root
Command:

/usr/local/psa/bin/spamassassin.sh -u <new_mailname> -status true -hits 5.00 -modify-subj true -modify-subj-text [SPAM][_SCORE_] -reject-spam true

my command sets score to 5 (you must use float here always!) and marks mail subjects as [SPAM][X.XX] and also deletes from user's inbox.

if you only want to mark messages then use:

/usr/local/psa/bin/spamassassin.sh -u <new_mailname> -status true -hits 5.00 -modify-subj true -modify-subj-text [SPAM][_SCORE_]
 
Specifically, the syntax is this, right? (I'm assuming yes, since it works.)

/usr/local/psa/bin/spamassassin.sh -u $NEW_MAILNAME -status true

I left out the other switches, so it will use the default.

Thanks.

--df
 
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