Hello,
I am a newbie with cPanel. I searched the forum to see if my question had already been addressed but struckout.
Within the last few months I moved my site to a hosting service which provides cPanel. I am quite impressed with its capabilities but I have a question about enabling and disabling spamassassin.
As implemented on my hosting service, spamassassin can be enabled and disabled only at the global level. Since I am using the cPanel to manage multiple domains and quite a number of email accounts, I would like to enable/disable spamassassin at the individual email account level. Some of my users prefer their own client-based spam filtering (e.g. spamsieve or the filter in Thunderbird).
I asked tech support at my hosting service if it was possible it enable/disable spamassassin at the individual email account level and they said no and that it was a limitation of cPanel and that nothing could be done about it.
Is this correct and are there any plans to change it? Given that cPanel provides the capability to manage multiple domains and email accounts, this seems rather inflexible.
TIA
Salem_Kayaker
I am a newbie with cPanel. I searched the forum to see if my question had already been addressed but struckout.
Within the last few months I moved my site to a hosting service which provides cPanel. I am quite impressed with its capabilities but I have a question about enabling and disabling spamassassin.
As implemented on my hosting service, spamassassin can be enabled and disabled only at the global level. Since I am using the cPanel to manage multiple domains and quite a number of email accounts, I would like to enable/disable spamassassin at the individual email account level. Some of my users prefer their own client-based spam filtering (e.g. spamsieve or the filter in Thunderbird).
I asked tech support at my hosting service if it was possible it enable/disable spamassassin at the individual email account level and they said no and that it was a limitation of cPanel and that nothing could be done about it.
Is this correct and are there any plans to change it? Given that cPanel provides the capability to manage multiple domains and email accounts, this seems rather inflexible.
TIA
Salem_Kayaker
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