Help Entry Shows the status of SpamAssassin as well as allows you to stop, start and restart the SpamAssassin service.
Example Values 1, 0
Example Default Value 0
No*
dropscore
string
Help Entry This section lets you define what happens to spam once it has been tagged by SpamAssassin. The options are:
1. Deliver the Spam to an IMAP mailbox named "Spam" or if that box does not exist, the "Inbox".
2. Delete Spam scored above a certain threshold, delivering all other Spam to the IMAP mailbox named "Spam".
Example Values no
Example Default Value no
No*
spamscore
integer
Description (required_score)
Help Entry Messages that are scored above this value will be tagged and identified as Spam by SpamAssassin. Messages with scores below this value will not be tagged as Spam.
Example Values 5, 7, 10
Example Default Value 5
No*
rewrite_subject
string
Description (rewrite_header subject)
Help Entry You can choose to have SpamAssassin alter the subject line of messages it identifies as Spam. This can make messages tagged as Spam more readily visible when viewing a list of messages, and can be used to filter messages based on the subject line in some e-mail clients.
Example Values no
Example Default Value no
No*
report_safe
integer
Description (report_safe)
Help Entry In this section you can set whether and how SpamAssassin alters the messages it tags as Spam.
Example Values 0, 1, 2
Example Default Value 1
No*
* indicates that it's actually required, but probably already has a valid default value
Action: editAdvanced
Edit advanced spamassassin configuration options.
Input Parameters
Name
Type
Notes
Required?
pref_id
integer
Yes
value
string
Example Default Value test
No*
* indicates that it's actually required, but probably already has a valid default value
Action: listGlobalPreferences (Added in version 4.8.0-393)
Controller: EmailSpamprefs
Action: addAdvanced
Add advanced spamassassin configuration options.
Input Parameters
@~example.com
@~example.com
add_header, all_spam_to, always_trust_envelope_sender, auto_whitelist_db_modules, auto_whitelist_factor, bayes_auto_expire, bayes_auto_learn_threshold_nonspam, bayes_auto_learn_threshold_spam, bayes_expiry_max_db_size, bayes_ignore_from, bayes_ignore_header, bayes_ignore_header header_name, bayes_ignore_to, bayes_journal_max_size, bayes_learn_during_report, bayes_learn_to_journal, bayes_min_ham_num, bayes_min_spam_num, bayes_sql_override_username, bayes_use_chi2_combining, bayes_use_hapaxes, blacklist_to, clear_headers, clear_report_template, clear_unsafe_report_template, dcc_body_max, dcc_fuz1_max, dcc_fuz2_max, dcc_timeout, def_whitelist_from_rcvd, describe, dns_available, envelope_sender_header, fold_headers, internal_networks, lock_method, more_spam_to, ok_languages, ok_locales, pyzor_max, pyzor_options, pyzor_timeout, razor_timeout, rbl_timeout, remove_header, report, report_charset, report_contact, report_hostname, report_safe_copy_headers, ...
Action: deleteAdvanced
Delete advanced spamassassin configuration options.
Input Parameters
Action: edit
Edit spamassassin configuration settings.
Input Parameters
Shows the status of SpamAssassin as well as allows you to stop, start and restart the SpamAssassin service.
1, 0
0
This section lets you define what happens to spam once it has been tagged by SpamAssassin. The options are:
1. Deliver the Spam to an IMAP mailbox named "Spam" or if that box does not exist, the "Inbox".
2. Delete Spam scored above a certain threshold, delivering all other Spam to the IMAP mailbox named "Spam".
no
no
(required_score)
Messages that are scored above this value will be tagged and identified as Spam by SpamAssassin. Messages with scores below this value will not be tagged as Spam.
5, 7, 10
5
(rewrite_header subject)
You can choose to have SpamAssassin alter the subject line of messages it identifies as Spam. This can make messages tagged as Spam more readily visible when viewing a list of messages, and can be used to filter messages based on the subject line in some e-mail clients.
no
no
(report_safe)
In this section you can set whether and how SpamAssassin alters the messages it tags as Spam.
0, 1, 2
1
Action: editAdvanced
Edit advanced spamassassin configuration options.
Input Parameters
test
Action: listGlobalPreferences (Added in version 4.8.0-393)
Lists information about global spam preferences.
Example Output
array ( 'status' => 0, 'payload' => array ( 0 => array ( 'id' => '4', 'username' => '@GLOBAL', 'preference' => 'add_header', 'value' => 'test', 'type' => 'global', ), ), )Action: listPreferences (Added in version 4.8.0-393)
Lists information about current spam preferences.
Example Output
array ( 'status' => 0, 'payload' => array ( 0 => array ( 'id' => '111', 'username' => '@~example.com', 'preference' => 'add_header', 'value' => 'test', 'type' => 'domain', ), ), )Action: listSpamPreferenceIds
List e-mail spam preferences by id.
Example Output
array ( 'status' => 0, 'payload' => array ( 0 => array ( 0 => '111', 1 => 'add_header', ), ), )