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= Bayesian Filter = | = Bayesian Filter = | ||
{{notice|Please read the first section}} | {{notice|Please read the first section}} | ||
'''First set the Variables to make this quick and easy | This is how to enable and configure spamassassin on a cpanel server. | ||
At the start of this process please '''login to their WHM''' and make sure that spamd is enabled in their '''Service Manager''', if it isn't enable it since this wont work without it. | |||
'''First set the Variables to make this quick and easy (replace cpanel_username_here with the cpanel account name you are working on...etc..):''' | |||
CpUser=cpanel_username_here | CpUser=cpanel_username_here | ||
DomainDotCom=Email_account_domain | DomainDotCom=Email_account_domain | ||
EmailUser=Email_account_name | EmailUser=Email_account_name | ||
Then | '''Then copy and paste the rest of this:''' | ||
echo -e "\n\nThe cpanel accounts username is $CpUser\nand the email account for the bayesian filter is $EmailUser@$DomainDotCom\n\n" | echo -e "\n\nThe cpanel accounts username is $CpUser\nand the email account for the bayesian filter is $EmailUser@$DomainDotCom\n\n" | ||
cd /home/$CpUser/.spamassassin/ | cd /home/$CpUser/.spamassassin/ | ||
echo "use_bayes 1 | echo -e "use_bayes 1\nbayes_auto_learn 1\nbayes_min_ham_num 50\nbayes_min_spam_num 50" >> user_prefs | ||
Make the script | '''Make the script:''' | ||
echo '#!/bin/bash' >> /home/$CpUser/.spamassassin/spamassassin.sh | echo '#!/bin/bash' >> /home/$CpUser/.spamassassin/spamassassin.sh | ||
echo -e "\n#learning spam\n sa-learn --spam /home/$CpUser/mail/$DomainDotCom/$EmailUser/. | echo -e "\n#learning spam\n sa-learn --spam /home/$CpUser/mail/$DomainDotCom/$EmailUser/.spam/cur\n\n#clean out the spam\n# find /home/$CpUser/mail/$DomainDotCom/$EmailUser/.spam/cur/* -maxdepth 1 -type f -delete \n\n#learning safe mail\n sa-learn --ham /home/$CpUser/mail/$DomainDotCom/$EmailUser/.ham/cur" >> /home/$CpUser/.spamassassin/spamassassin.sh | ||
Change perms and add cron: | '''Change perms and add cron:''' | ||
chown $CpUser. /home/$CpUser/.spamassassin/spamassassin.sh | chown $CpUser. /home/$CpUser/.spamassassin/spamassassin.sh | ||
chmod +x /home/$CpUser/.spamassassin/spamassassin.sh | chmod +x /home/$CpUser/.spamassassin/spamassassin.sh | ||
Latest revision as of 16:52, 30 October 2014
Bayesian Filter
Notice: Please read the first section
This is how to enable and configure spamassassin on a cpanel server.
At the start of this process please login to their WHM and make sure that spamd is enabled in their Service Manager, if it isn't enable it since this wont work without it.
First set the Variables to make this quick and easy (replace cpanel_username_here with the cpanel account name you are working on...etc..):
CpUser=cpanel_username_here DomainDotCom=Email_account_domain EmailUser=Email_account_name
Then copy and paste the rest of this:
echo -e "\n\nThe cpanel accounts username is $CpUser\nand the email account for the bayesian filter is $EmailUser@$DomainDotCom\n\n" cd /home/$CpUser/.spamassassin/ echo -e "use_bayes 1\nbayes_auto_learn 1\nbayes_min_ham_num 50\nbayes_min_spam_num 50" >> user_prefs
Make the script:
echo '#!/bin/bash' >> /home/$CpUser/.spamassassin/spamassassin.sh echo -e "\n#learning spam\n sa-learn --spam /home/$CpUser/mail/$DomainDotCom/$EmailUser/.spam/cur\n\n#clean out the spam\n# find /home/$CpUser/mail/$DomainDotCom/$EmailUser/.spam/cur/* -maxdepth 1 -type f -delete \n\n#learning safe mail\n sa-learn --ham /home/$CpUser/mail/$DomainDotCom/$EmailUser/.ham/cur" >> /home/$CpUser/.spamassassin/spamassassin.sh
Change perms and add cron:
chown $CpUser. /home/$CpUser/.spamassassin/spamassassin.sh chmod +x /home/$CpUser/.spamassassin/spamassassin.sh echo "00 1 * * * /home/$CpUser/.spamassassin/spamassassin.sh" >> /var/spool/cron/$CpUser /etc/init.d/crond reload