Getting rid of Spam with SpamAssassin!
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You can turn on the Spam Filter for all your Email Addresses and adjust the settings to suit each address.
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To activate the filter for your addresses:
Click the "Administer Email Accounts" link
in the Control Panel
Under "Current accounts" select which
account you want to activate the spam filter for and click "Manage."
Now click the "Manage Spam" link.
You can adjust the level of filtration, as
well as the option of forwarding the received spam messages to another
email address (recommended)
Notes: You can create a separate email address for the sole
purpose of collecting messages that the spam filter removed. We advise
everyone to use this forwarding feature regardless of the filtration
level to ensure that the spam filter is only removing junk mail.
Sometimes real mail is sent in similar ways as spam, so having a
forwarding address also allows you to
quickly browse through the suspected junk mail separate from your
main e-mail inbox. If you do use a forwarding address, be sure to check at times that it isn't filling up to the point where it's using too much of your disk space quota, which you can monitor in the Control Panel.
The whitelist and blacklist features allow you to either allow or deny
all email from specific domains. The correct whitelist entry to allow
an entire domain to bypass the spam filter is:
*@domain.com
or if you were doing 2 domains you would put, for example:
*@domain.com
*@another.com
More anti-spam tips...
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