I have a shared hosting account which allows me multiple domains and subdomains.
The hosting service has set up my account with cPanel (nice tool BTW
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As far as I can see, cPanel only allows me to enable/disable spamassassin globally (i.e. for all domains and subdomains at once). I would prefer to enable/disable spamassassin at the level of individual email accounts (or at the very least, domains). Some of my email user have their own client-based spam filtering and do not want to use spamassassin while others would like to use spamassassin.
When I contacted my hosting service's support folks, they said that control at the email account level was not possible with cPanel. Is that correct?
I did a search on this forum and saw some mention of enabling/disabling spamassassin at a more granular level but it required access to the global spamassassin config file which, at least as my hosting service has set things up, is not accessible to me.
--Salem_Kayaker
The hosting service has set up my account with cPanel (nice tool BTW
As far as I can see, cPanel only allows me to enable/disable spamassassin globally (i.e. for all domains and subdomains at once). I would prefer to enable/disable spamassassin at the level of individual email accounts (or at the very least, domains). Some of my email user have their own client-based spam filtering and do not want to use spamassassin while others would like to use spamassassin.
When I contacted my hosting service's support folks, they said that control at the email account level was not possible with cPanel. Is that correct?
I did a search on this forum and saw some mention of enabling/disabling spamassassin at a more granular level but it required access to the global spamassassin config file which, at least as my hosting service has set things up, is not accessible to me.
--Salem_Kayaker