To control which mail messages your server will deliver to Mailing Lists, use Mailman’s Spam filters interface. To access Mailman’s Spam filters interface, click Manage on cPanel’s Mailing Lists interface (Home >> Mail >> Mailing Lists).<\/p>\n
To create a mail filter rule with the Header filters section of the Spam filters interface, perform the following steps:<\/strong><\/p>\n 1. In the Spam Filter Rule 1 text box, enter a regular expression that will match the messages to which you wish to apply an action. The following example rules use the information that SpamAssassin provides about the message:<\/p>\n The following rule will apply to any message that SpamAssassin scores as spam:<\/strong> The following rule will apply to any message that SpamAssassin scores with two +:<\/strong> Note:<\/strong><\/p>\n The SpamAssassin spam score correlates to the number of plus (+) signs in the header.<\/p>\n The following rule will apply to messages that match individual rules from the Barracuda spam list:<\/strong> SpamAssassin adds information to the header of each mail message that it reviews. You can use this information to determine which mail filter rules to use. For information about how to view email headers, read your mail client’s documentation. Option Legacy anti-spam filters In the Legacy anti-spam filters text box, enter the header information that you wish to filter. by-<\/p>\n
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\nX-Spam-Status:\\s+Yes<\/p>\n
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\nX-Spam-Bar:\\s*\\+\\+<\/p>\n
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\nRCVD_IN_BRBL_LASTEXT\\s+RBL: RCVD_IN_BRBL_LASTEXT
\nNote<\/strong>:<\/p>\n
\n2. Next to Action, select the action that you wish Mailman to perform on the messages that match the filter. The following table describes the available options:<\/p>\n
\nExplanation
\nDefer This option disables the filter rule.
\nHold This option directs Mailman to hold the messages that match the filter rule, until a moderator approves it.
\nReject This option directs Mailman to reject the messages that match the filter rule.
\nDiscard This option directs Mailman to delete the messages that match the filter rule.
\nAccept This option directs Mailman to accept the messages that match the filter rule.
\n3. Click Submit Your Changes.<\/p>\n
\nTo create a mail filter rule with the Legacy anti-spam filters section of the Spam filters interface, perform the following steps:<\/p>\n
\nClick Submit Your Changes.<\/p>\n