The only change I'm making is through WHM in
Service_Configuration-->Exim_Configuration_Editor
I change the Subject line prefix for spam from ***SPAM*** to [SPAM] (just because I have several employees with that filter on their email client)
Setting changes; I look at the exim.conf via SSH and the setting has changed.
The next morning, the setting is back to ***SPAM***
Is this a feature or a bug? If I change the RBL preferences will they reset as well? I'm guessing this is on the updates nightly??
This is from the /scripts/upcp log emailed to me:
>>
Updating SMTP (exim) Server...Exim (maildir) Setup Script Version 20.0
Fetching version information from http://httpupdate.cpanel.net/eximinstall/version (STABLE)....Fetching http://httpupdate.cpanel.net/eximinstall/version (0)[email protected]%......Done
Done
This is the exim 4.69 installer release number 23.1 for platform centos 5.3
exim is up to date. Use eximup --force to force a reinstall
...Done
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Can anyone shed any light on the correct procedure for making config changes permanent?
Service_Configuration-->Exim_Configuration_Editor
I change the Subject line prefix for spam from ***SPAM*** to [SPAM] (just because I have several employees with that filter on their email client)
Setting changes; I look at the exim.conf via SSH and the setting has changed.
The next morning, the setting is back to ***SPAM***
Is this a feature or a bug? If I change the RBL preferences will they reset as well? I'm guessing this is on the updates nightly??
This is from the /scripts/upcp log emailed to me:
>>
Updating SMTP (exim) Server...Exim (maildir) Setup Script Version 20.0
Fetching version information from http://httpupdate.cpanel.net/eximinstall/version (STABLE)....Fetching http://httpupdate.cpanel.net/eximinstall/version (0)[email protected]%......Done
Done
This is the exim 4.69 installer release number 23.1 for platform centos 5.3
exim is up to date. Use eximup --force to force a reinstall
...Done
<<
Can anyone shed any light on the correct procedure for making config changes permanent?