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'''This is a GLOBAL SETTING so ALL ACCOUNTS and EVERY DOMAIN will do this operation''' | '''This is a GLOBAL SETTING so ALL ACCOUNTS and EVERY DOMAIN will do this operation''' | ||
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zimbra:~$ zmprov mcf zimbraSpamHeader "" zimbraSpamHeaderValue "" | zimbra:~$ zmprov mcf zimbraSpamHeader "" zimbraSpamHeaderValue "" | ||
zimbra:~$ zmcontrol stop && zmcontrol | zimbra:~$ zmcontrol stop && zmcontrol start | ||
What command does: | What command does: | ||
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The most important thing is that POP3 users now can see incoming spam messages and filter them locally by subject filtering! | The most important thing is that POP3 users now can see incoming spam messages and filter them locally by subject filtering! | ||
To revert changes | ==== To revert changes ==== | ||
zimbra:~$ zmprov mcf zimbraSpamHeader "X-Spam-Flag" zimbraSpamHeaderValue "YES" | zimbra:~$ zmprov mcf zimbraSpamHeader "X-Spam-Flag" zimbraSpamHeaderValue "YES" | ||
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zimbra:~$ zmcontrol stop && zmcontrol | zimbra:~$ zmcontrol stop && zmcontrol | ||
To verify your global spam settings | ==== To verify your global spam settings ==== | ||
zimbra:~$ zmprov gacf|grep -i spam | zimbra:~$ zmprov gacf|grep -i spam | ||
Latest revision as of 05:36, 30 July 2012
This is a GLOBAL SETTING so ALL ACCOUNTS and EVERY DOMAIN will do this operation
As zimbra user,
zimbra:~$ zmprov mcf zimbraSpamHeader "" zimbraSpamHeaderValue "" zimbra:~$ zmcontrol stop && zmcontrol start
What command does:
This command modifies general working settings and sets Zimbra Header/Value to null, so when spamassassin with procmail try to intercept messages based on this header they skip the tagged message and it is delivered to inbox instead of junk.
If you log into webmail client you can still see your messages tagged as [***SPAM***] (remember that this tag must be manually entered into Admin GUI ->Global Settings -> AS/AV -> Antispam Control -> Subject prefix) and you could move them manually to junk pressing Junk button or filter anyway you like.
The most important thing is that POP3 users now can see incoming spam messages and filter them locally by subject filtering!
To revert changes[edit]
zimbra:~$ zmprov mcf zimbraSpamHeader "X-Spam-Flag" zimbraSpamHeaderValue "YES" zimbra:~$ zmcontrol stop && zmcontrol
To verify your global spam settings[edit]
zimbra:~$ zmprov gacf|grep -i spam