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SpamAssassin + SmarterMail?

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OhMyGoshJosh

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What is the relationship between SpamAssassin and SmarterMail? I'm currently running Plesk 7.5.1 for Windows with SmarterMail, and I recently isntalled SpamAssassin, but I can't really figure out how one relates to the other.

When I login to the main Plesk interface, I can control the SpamAssassin settings, but I can really only access most of the SmarterMail settings by going to http://localhost:9998 and then logging in as admin.

When I login to the Plesk interface for the "user" (i.e. when your login name is an e-mail address that you setup), I see the Spam button ghosted, and I have no option to turn it on.

Since SmarterMail's admin interface lets you control some spam settings my question is: When you have SmarterMail, does that make SpamAssassin irrelevant? Or do you need SpamAssassin in order to have spam protection with SmarterMail? Please advise, and thanks,

Josh
 
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