jayharland
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Well one way to do it would be to set up filters that discard emails they catch (such as spam) but that's not recommended. Another way would be to tell Spamassassin to discard spam emails it catche...
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Here is what I use to block all foreign or country specific domains. From --- Matches Regex .*@.*\.(?!(.*\.)?(com|net|org|int|edu|gov|biz|mil|coop|us)) This will only let through emails coming fr...
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Understing how Account Level Filters see incoming emails I had posted about this before but my thread is no where to be found? How do account level filters view incoming email? I'm trying to wri...
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I think for me the problem was with how I understood the emails being parsed. I've noticed that if an email comes with two parts, for example a plain text and html version, the filter (which would ...
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Do account level filters check all message parts? Hello! I posted on here last week about what appeared to be custom filters failing from time to time. I've seen two types of mail now that have c...
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Ok, an update on this... When cPanel checks the email against the filters, is it checking the message source, or just the displayed text? What I found upon further investigation is that one of the...
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Thanks for the response. I do have root access but I'm unsure how to find a message where the filter failed to see the output. I've tried: exigrep "error" exim_mainlog But that just displays a cr...
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Just chiming in, In my experience with this kind of situation it's either been a compromised email account (if it's one account in particular sending the spam) or an infected computer sending a t...
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[quote="cPanelMichael, post: 1626112">Your access level is listed as "Website Owner", indicating a lack of root access to the server. Have you contacted your web hosting provider so they can take a...
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I have not since it's easier for me to send PHP mail with a fake return-path from my domain, I'm not sure how I'd do it otherwise. However, what I have tried was, instead of comparing the return-p...