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Virtualmin --> Mail Options --> SpamAssassin Configuration --> Header and Body Tests
Has any one got this to work, I have tried but they don’t seem to work.
Thanks
Yep I got it to work, most are in the webmin section. What are you trying to do?
not it webmin, in virtualmin. it is a different part of the process.
Yeah but it should still work, but it would only effect that domain. What rule have you tried that is not working. (so I can test)
I actually do have one rule
can’t remember doing it, I must of has alot of emails from that domain.
The test I did was for the word claudia in the message body, it did not work.
I want to user per user filtering as this is where I get most of my spam.
You are using spamassassin not spamc right? I use spamc so if I put rules there they are ignored.
Virtualmin > Email Settings > Spam and Virus Scanning
post the rule, I’ll replicate it. I don’t use spamc
per user would prob be done is usermin. Not sure how you would do that in virtualmin.
Test name will also error with any spaces. Does it still work with no description?
like:
APECOIN_BODY
I see it just puts no description available.
These are not predefined spam assasin tests, but is having the test names lowercase the issue.
I will see if lack of description causes an issue.
@stefan1959 example worked with lower case and just added :no decription available.
quote from :
https://spamassassin.apache.org/full/3.1.x/doc/Mail_SpamAssassin_Conf.html
Test names must not start with a number, and must contain only alphanumerics and underscores. It is suggested that lower-case characters not be used, and names have a length of no more than 22 characters, as an informal convention. Dashes are not allowed.
Spamassassin docs are too complex. I get lost in them.
When i first started setting mine up I read somewhere that if it didn’t like the way a rule was formatted it would skip that rule and continue skipping rules and eventually start reading rules again. I figure since they use ALL_CAPS and underscores so will I. I just copy/paste the rule name as the description. My rules work. I have a lot of rules and weight a lot of their rules.
toward the bottom under TEMPLATE TAGS
is a list of X-Spam headers you can add to your header
It could be the test name, thanks. I will try tommorow.
There should be a validator on the test name field in virtualmin.
I was using test names starting with a number.
I have submitted a couple of GitHub issues for this
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