Filter spam score greater than -30

[RiversideKid]

I want to set up a user level filter to move mail to a folder when the spam score provided by spamassassin is greater than a negative number and it isn't working.

I have used BoxTrapper for several years, so I have a very accurate whitelist. Each whitelisted entry provides a score -100 and spam generally gets a positive number, but I still get about 30 mails a day that are obvious spam and yet get a negative number through spamassassin. I would like to filter on those messages so those that are not marked spam and have a spam score of -30 or greater are moved to a folder.

I have a shared hosting account and am not allowed to modify the rules to any great degree.
cpanel 11.38.2 (build 12)

SpamAssassin is turned on
SpamAssassin has required_score 1
SpamAssassin moves all mail marked as spam to a 'spam' folder

User level filtering includes a rule as:
cpanel filter: Spam Status begins with "No" AND
cpanel filter: Spam Score is above (#'s only) "-60"
cpanel filter: Deliver to folder /.NotWhiteListed
cpanel filter: Stop Processing Rules

SpamAssassin is working great and assigning scores but I still get quite a few obvious spam in the inbox with a negative score. With my whitelist, I should get a score around -100 on any whitelisted email so anything greater than -30 and up should be "not whitelisted, but not spam" email and I would like this in it's own folder.

Using the cpanel filter test I can see that any message with a negative score does not match the rule for "spam score is above (#'s only)" rule. How can I create a filter on messages with a negative score but not too negative?

Thank you in Advance!

 

[cPanelMichael]

Hello

The score entered can be a positive or negative number. I recommend consulting with your web hosting provider so they can review /var/log/exim_mainlog to see why exactly the filter rule is not enacted.

Thank you.

 

[RiversideKid]

Michael, Thank you for the reply. With the knowledge that my rule "should work" I opened a ticket with my hosting company. Maybe the original rule should work, but my hosting company suggested using a regex match to move anything from -60 to 0 or positive integers to a folder.

We have cPanel version 11.38.2 (build 12).