SpamAssassin Settings

This screen shows you the current SpamAssassin configuration. To change the settings, click the Edit button.

SpamAssassin is a mail filter to identify spam. Using its rule base, it uses a wide range of heuristic tests on mail headers and body text to identify spam.
Depending on the results of tests the SpamAssassin assigns a certain score to an e-mail. The greater a score - the more suspicious an e-mail.
The Spamassassin does not delete or reject any of your e-mails. It just filters it and helps sorting it.
For more details, please refer to the SpamAssassin website.

Fields Description

Field Name | Description
Enabled | Red cross in this field means that the SpamAssassin is active, red cross - that is curently disabled.
Filter sensitivity | The threshold score value required for an e-mail to be considered as spam.
The prefix to append to the subject of suspicious e-mails field | The prefix (specified by you) the SpamAssassin will mark the subject of messages supposed to be spam.
Sender whitelist | The e-mail addresses you would not like to be considered as spam. The SpamAssassin tests the messages received from "white" addresses in its usual manner, but finally takes off a certain number from the resulting score. As a result, the message received from the "white" address has additional chance to get the score below the threshold value and not suspected to be a spam.
Sender blacklist | The e-mail addresses you would like to be considered as spam. Similarly to the "white" messages, the SpamAssassin tests the "black" e-mail but finally adds a certain number to the resulting score. As a result, the the message received from the "black" address has additional chance to get the score above the threshold value and suspected to be a spam.