Full of filters - all messages filtered!

GustavoPinent

• December 19, 2015 08:36

My account filters list is full of filters like this: Converted Rule : $message_headers contains B.exe Converted Rule : $message_headers contains b.exe ... etc. The result is no message can pass trough. To delete one by one will take days! Can I access a file where these filters are stored and delete it "by hand" with Text Wrangler?

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  lldeepakll

  • December 19, 2015 18:39

  Hi, Email filter file is stored at /etc/vfilters/yourdomain.name Thanks

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  cPanelMichael

  • December 20, 2015 20:41

  Hello :) You can access your account via SSH using the instructions at: SSH Shell Access - Documentation - cPanel Documentation The user level filters are stored in the directory associated with the email account. For example, if you create "123@domain.com", then the user level filter is stored in: /home/username/etc/domain.com/123/ The exception to this is the default email address of the account, which is the account username. That filter is stored in: /home/username/etc/ The "Account Level Filtering" values are stored per domain name in: /etc/vfilters/ This location is only accessible with "root" access. Thank you.

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