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Spamassassin Scoring in Plesk

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Dear All,

I am using Plesk 8 for Linux and I want to ask how to define individual scoring of Spamassassin...? (e.g. according to defined Subject, Header, Content, Keywords to score)

Thanks in advance.
 
Custom filter rules can be defined in /etc/mail/spamassassin/local.cf, for example:

header CUSTOM_SUPERSPAM Subject =~ /.*spam subject.*/i
describe CUSTOM_SUPERSPAM Superspam messages
score CUSTOM_SUPERSPAM 100.0

The first string defines the match rule. A regular expression is used in 'header' to check the message's subject.
The second string describes the filter.
And the third string defines how much scores should spamassassin set to the matching message.

You can find more info on writing custom rules for spamassassin in Mail::SpamAssassin::Conf manual page:

# man Mail::SpamAssassin::Conf

Got it from here: http://faq.swsoft.com/article_123_1038_en.html

Hope this information will be useful for you.
 
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