Greetings -
Since my site host disabled BoxTrapper, I encounter a LOT more spam during the day.
I'd like to create one or more rules to delete (or at least redirect) email
if the Subject fields contain a known trigger word or phrase.
For example, I'd like to redirect any email whose Subject contains 'jewelry'
to (e.g.) spamCatcher AT myDomain DOT com.
I can't find any .cf files on my site via cPanel's FileManager -- I seem only to have access
to the /.spamassassin/user_prefs file.
If anyone could
i) advise whether I can in fact perform the redirection described with SpamAssassin
(and, if so,)
ii) provide a straightforward, complete example (as opposed to just a snippet)
I'd really appreciate it.
[Yes, I have reviewed the relevant apache.org SpamAssassin pages (and others),
but what I've seen seems geared to Admins with more complete 'nix access -- I'm limited
to what I can access via (my admittedly limited knowledge of) cPanel.]
Thanks kindly,
- Richard
Since my site host disabled BoxTrapper, I encounter a LOT more spam during the day.
I'd like to create one or more rules to delete (or at least redirect) email
if the Subject fields contain a known trigger word or phrase.
For example, I'd like to redirect any email whose Subject contains 'jewelry'
to (e.g.) spamCatcher AT myDomain DOT com.
I can't find any .cf files on my site via cPanel's FileManager -- I seem only to have access
to the /.spamassassin/user_prefs file.
If anyone could
i) advise whether I can in fact perform the redirection described with SpamAssassin
(and, if so,)
ii) provide a straightforward, complete example (as opposed to just a snippet)
I'd really appreciate it.
[Yes, I have reviewed the relevant apache.org SpamAssassin pages (and others),
but what I've seen seems geared to Admins with more complete 'nix access -- I'm limited
to what I can access via (my admittedly limited knowledge of) cPanel.]
Thanks kindly,
- Richard
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