Managing Spam Filtering With Spamassassin.exe Utility

Spamassassin.exe utility allows you to manage spam filter. Using this utility, you can:

Spamassassin.exe is located in %plesk_dir%admin\bin\. Available commands and options are listed in tables below.

Usage:
spamassassin.exe command <mail_name> [options]

Example of usage:
spamassassin.exe --update JohnDoe@domain1.com -server-conf true -hits 6 -action del -blacklist add:spammer@spamdomain.com

Available commands:

Command	Parameter	Action	Example
`--update or -u`	<mail_name>	updates the spam filter configuration for an existing mail user	Examples of updating various spam filter parameters are provided further down this table
`--info or -i`	<mail_name>	retrieves spam filter settings for the specified mailname	To retrieve spam filter settings for `John_Doe@somewhere.com`: `spamassasin.exe --info John_Doe@somewhere.com`
`--help or -h`		displays help on the utility usage	To see help information about `spamassasin.exe` utility usage: spamassassin.exe --help

Available options:

Option	Parameter	Note	Example
`-server-conf`	<true\|false>	uses server wide settings	To use server wide settings: `spamassassin.exe --update John_Doe@somewhere.com -server-conf true`
`-hits`	<float>	hits required for marking a letter as a spam	To set the number of hits required to mark letter as a spam to 3: `spamassassin.exe --update John_Doe@somewhere.com -hits 3`
`-action`	<del\|mark>	what should be done with a spam mail	To set Spam Assassin to delete spam e-mails: `spamassassin.exe --update John_Doe@somewhere.com -action del`
`-modify-subj`	<true\|false>	modifies the subject of a spam mail	To modify spam mail subject `./spamassassin.exe -update John_Doe@somewhere.com -modify-subj true -modify-subj-text 'SPAM mail'`
`-modify-subj-text`	<string>	modifies the text of a spam mail subject	To modify spam mail subject `./spamassassin.exe -update John_Doe@somewhere.com -modify-subj true -modify-subj-text 'SPAM mail'`
`-blacklist`	<add\|del>:<pattern1[,pattern2]>	adds or deletes the e-mail(s) to/from the black list	To add `stupid@domain.name` email to black list: `./spamassassin.exe --update John_Doe@somewhere.com -blacklist add: spam@spamdomain.com`
`-whitelist`	<add\|del>:<pattern1[,pattern2]>	adds or deletes the e-mail(s) to/from the white list	To add `cool@domain.name` email to the white list: `./spamassassin.exe --update John_Doe@somewhere.com -whitelist add: notspam@domain2.com`