When we add any filter using User Level Filtering or Account Level Filtering, they do not seem to take effect.
When we do a Filter Test, a blank result shows up.
How do we resolve this problem?
When we add any filter using User Level Filtering or Account Level Filtering, they do not seem to take effect.
When we do a Filter Test, a blank result shows up.
How do we resolve this problem?
Hi,
Rather than doing a test via cPanel, have you tried testing by sending any emails that meet the filtering rules?
Try to use 'contains' and not equals, don't know equals doesn't work for me
What is the full cPanel version and build number of the system?
The above can be obtained by running the following command via root SSH access and simply copying-and-pasting the displayed output:
Code:# grep -H '' /etc/*release /usr/local/cpanel/version /var/cpanel/envtype
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The output is as follows:
Code:/etc/redhat-release:CentOS release 5.4 (Final) /usr/local/cpanel/version:11.25.0-STABLE_44718 /var/cpanel/envtype:xen pv
Last edited by cPanelDon; 04-21-2010 at 08:25 PM. Reason: s/QUOTE/CODE/g
Thank you for the version details. The issue of not displaying output from e-mail filter test results was recently investigated and escalated through to resolution; the aforementioned issue should be fully alleviated in an upcoming new build of cPanel version 11.25.0.
Having automatic updates enabled will ensure the affected system receives any new updates and or applicable bug-fixes promptly upon availability; the update configuration can be viewed and modified via WebHost Manager (WHM) at the following menu path:
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Good to hear, noticed same issue a few days ago on 11.25.0-CURRENT_44718
Valetia,
Is this statement meant to read that only the *testing* of filters with cPanel is not working, or are you actually experiencing trouble with the real filters?
After updating to 11.25.0-STABLE_44718 on one "FreeBSD 6.2-STABLE" system and to 11.25.0-CURRENT_44718 on another "FreeBSD 6.2-STABLE" system, both appear to be failing to process the email filters (account level, or user level).
cPanelDon,
Is there further documentation on these filters that you can direct us towards?
Both, actually. The *testing* of filters doesn't work 100% of the time, while the real filters may or may not work depending on how they're set up.
For example, if you try to filter an email whose subject 'ends with' a certain string, it may not work. But changing it from 'ends with' to 'contains' may work...
The Exim documentation details the applicable specification of mail filtering via Exim filters; please see the following resources for verbose information:
Last edited by cPanelDon; 04-27-2010 at 05:10 PM. Reason: Clarification
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cPanelDon,
I appreciate the links to the Exim docs, and I will review them further; however, I actually meant to ask whether there was cPanel documentation regarding the cPanel implementation of these filters?
My understanding is that a "yaml" file is created from the cPanel interface, which is then somehow parsed into the filter/.filter file where appropriate. I'd like to read the documentation on how this is all performed so that I can better troubleshoot.
While I'm asking for documentation, is there a unified set of documentation regarding the scripts in /scripts? We regularly run into issues, and have to guess as to which script will be fitting for our need, and search the forums in hopes that there is mention of that particular script name. If there is documentation in place for what each of the scripts does, this would be incredibly beneficial to us.
Thank you very much.
The YAML file is simply a data store of the filters for an account. The file itself is not documented as it's intended for internal use only.
Many, if not most, scripts in the /scripts directory are old and not recommended for use. Those that are recommended and maintained are documented here WHM Scripts.
If you have questions about a specific script feel free to ask about it. If you have a solid grasp of Perl you can also examine the script itself.
Kenneth
Product Manager
cPanel, Inc.
Same problem here. Believe the filters are working, but not the "Test Filter" feature when creating new filters in cPanel.
Screen reads "Filter Trace Results:" and then has an empty one-line box. Screenshot below:
Using cPanel 11.25.0 r44718, auto updates nightly. Here is my configuration:
/etc/redhat-release:CentOS release 5.4 (Final)
/usr/local/cpanel/version:11.25.0-RELEASE_44718
/var/cpanel/envtype:standard
Anyone have any ideas how to fix this?![]()
Build number 44718 was released before the issue was corrected and so it does not contain the subsequent fix you are expecting. At the present time I believe all build trees except STABLE and RELEASE contain the specific correction; you may either opt to wait until STABLE and or RELEASE have a new build generated or switch to the CURRENT build tree to receive the update sooner.
The following resource may be used to verify when a new build is available: cPanel Downloads - Latest cPanel/WHM Builds
Last edited by cPanelDon; 05-10-2010 at 06:02 PM. Reason: Clarification
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