How to blacklist or whitelist in SpamAssassin:
Log in to your cPanel:
www.YOURDOMAIN.com/cpanel
Click the “SpamAssassin” icon
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Double check that SpamAssassin is enabled
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Click “Configure SpamAssassin”
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Enter in specific addresses in the “blacklist_from” or “whtielist_from”
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Information on filters: Score and Auto-Delete Spam
The score is the number of hits required before the mail is considered spam. The lower the score is the stricter settings are, and the higher the score is the more relaxed the setting are. For example: if you wanted to stop spam and be more strict with flagging as spam, you would change the score from 5 (the recommended setting) to 3 (the score we recommend for stricter settings).
The Auto-Delete Spam option is to delete spam when it is marked. If you would like to look over your spam, we would recommend to disable this option so it does not delete your messages marked as spam before you can review them.
Log in to your cPanel:
www.YOURDOMAIN.com/cpanel
Click the “SpamAssassin” icon
[image source="http://hostdime.com/resources/wp-content/uploads/cPanel-SpamAssassin.jpg " hovertext=" "]
Double check that SpamAssassin is enabled
[image source="http://hostdime.com/resources/wp-content/uploads/cPanel-SpamAssassin.png " hovertext=" "]
Click “Configure SpamAssassin”
[image source="http://hostdime.com/resources/wp-content/uploads/cPanel-SpamAssassin.-Config.png " hovertext=" "]
Enter in specific addresses in the “blacklist_from” or “whtielist_from”
[image source="http://hostdime.com/resources/wp-content/uploads/cPanel-SpamAssassin-Black.png " hovertext=" "]
[image source="http://hostdime.com/resources/wp-content/uploads/cPanel-SpamAssassin-White.png " hovertext=" "]
Information on filters: Score and Auto-Delete Spam
The score is the number of hits required before the mail is considered spam. The lower the score is the stricter settings are, and the higher the score is the more relaxed the setting are. For example: if you wanted to stop spam and be more strict with flagging as spam, you would change the score from 5 (the recommended setting) to 3 (the score we recommend for stricter settings).
The Auto-Delete Spam option is to delete spam when it is marked. If you would like to look over your spam, we would recommend to disable this option so it does not delete your messages marked as spam before you can review them.