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Spamassassin not modifying subject line... or is it? Not how it was

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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator

    Hey there!  It *should* be adding the "***SPAM***" tag to the subject by default, as we specifically outline instructions on how to stop that from happening here:

    https://support.cpanel.net/hc/en-us/articles/1500000873761-How-to-prevent-SpamAssassin-from-adding-SPAM-to-a-message-s-subject-line-or-change-it-to-something-different

    It might be best to create a ticket so this could be examined directly on the server, since this is one of those "it should just work" items and you've already checked most things I can think of.  

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  • NightStorm

    Yeah, except that my cPanel license comes through OVH as part of my server rental, so I'm technically not a cPanel customer... even though I use cPanel and pay monthly for it. OVH, in terms of support, is next to useless in cases like this, which is why I fell back on the forum (after digging up my old login, that is).

    I'll see if it will let me open a ticket anyway. I suspect it may be a conflict between Immunify360 Email scanner and the default spamassassin settings put in place by cPanel, but they should just work together...

    I miss MSFE.

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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator

    You definitely aren't the first to relay that support experience.  They should be forwarding us anything they can't solve so we can check directly.

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  • NightStorm

    Well, I opened a ticket with OVH. In the meantime, is there a way I can prep this server for whenever cPanel gets their hands on the support request, so that someone can get in there and get dirty? I know that before this whole "we can't deal with you directly" policy, there was a list of IPs and a SSH key that had to be installed to permit access... that still a thing?

    *edit* I see I can't even open a support request through cPanel anyway... it will not allow me to proceed beyond entering in the licensed IP address... I can open a Customer Service request, but I suspect they'd just laugh at it and file it in the bagged "sorting facility" under their desk.

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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator

    Correct - the request would need to come from OVH. You can always purchase a license directly from us, and the Customer Service team could help with that.

    We maintain a list of support IP addresses here:

    https://docs.cpanel.net/whm/support/grant-cpanel-support-access/

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  • NightStorm

    While I fight with support, does anyone want to look over the exim settings here and see if maybe I'm missing something?

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  • NightStorm

    When all else fails (and you're done trying to argue with support and not getting anywhere because A says to talk to B, but B says you need to talk to A), just do a hard global reset on the entire exim configuration, and start reconfiguring one line at a time.

    It appears to be properly making the subject line adjustments now.

    I still miss MSFE. Anyone found an alternative yet? ;)

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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator

    Resetting Exim is never a terrible plan, although if you have a lot of customizations it can be time consuming for sure.

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