To add a new email to the white list, add the following line to the file: The list may contain simple email addresses, such as " ", or wildcards such as " " (do not accept all emails from the isp.com domain) or " *. " (do not accept emails from any subdomain of ). The list may contain simple email addresses, such as " ", or wildcards such as " " (accept all emails from the isp.com domain) or " *. " (accept emails from any subdomain of ).īlack list contains emails that will ALWAYS be tagged as Spam if they appear in the "From:" of the email. White list contains emails that will NEVER be tagged as Spam if they appear in the "From:" of the email. In this case, please use another method to manage this configuration file as mentioned above. Note: It is possible that PHP is not available as part of your service package and not available for you in the control panel.
After installing the PHP application, click the SpamAssassin link again from the control panel and that would open the editor.
#Spamassassin whitelist how to
In order to activate a web-based editor that provides the ability to manage those lists through a web-based interface, please make sure that the PHP application is intalled in your site (please refer to your control panel). How to blacklist or whitelist in SpamAssassin Click the Spam Filters icon: Double check that SpamAssassin is enabled: Click Show Additional Configurations. An example of such configuration file is available at the bottom of this page. You may edit this file using file transfer tools such as FTP or File Manager. spamassassin/spamassassin_blackwhite.inc If you would like to manually modify the white/black list file, the location of the global spamassassin configuration file is:
# Editing the SpamAssassin White and Black lists:
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