Hi all wondering if you could help me.
I'm running a linux vps with around 20 small website hosted on there. Around 6 of my customers also have e-mail. One customer has emailed me this evening complaining they are getting a lot of spam (they have sent me an image and their right - roughly one every 20 min)
I use SpamAssassin on my other cpanel accounts even on my own personal domain and I hardly get any spam. I noticed that SpamAssassin was turned off on this particular cpanel account.
When adjusting the settings I noticed that SpamAssassin had a feature which will move all spam to a folder called 'spam'. This had been enabled on my server for all my other customers.
After I checked the folder called 'junk' on my own personal mailbox and there were no spam messages in there - surely there should of?
Does it matter that 'spam' and 'junk' are called different things & if so is there a way to make SpamAssassin create a folder called 'spam' when enabled?
I'm running a linux vps with around 20 small website hosted on there. Around 6 of my customers also have e-mail. One customer has emailed me this evening complaining they are getting a lot of spam (they have sent me an image and their right - roughly one every 20 min)
I use SpamAssassin on my other cpanel accounts even on my own personal domain and I hardly get any spam. I noticed that SpamAssassin was turned off on this particular cpanel account.
When adjusting the settings I noticed that SpamAssassin had a feature which will move all spam to a folder called 'spam'. This had been enabled on my server for all my other customers.
After I checked the folder called 'junk' on my own personal mailbox and there were no spam messages in there - surely there should of?
Does it matter that 'spam' and 'junk' are called different things & if so is there a way to make SpamAssassin create a folder called 'spam' when enabled?