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Posted to users@spamassassin.apache.org by waltervp <na...@cotu.biz> on 2007/05/24 13:24:20 UTC
Enable Spam box - cannot access spam box
I tried to use this feature from my cPanel:
Spam Box
This feature allows emails identified as spam by SpamAssassin to be
delivered to a separate mail folder named "spam". If this folder is not
regularly checked and emptied, it may cause your email or file system quotas
to be exceeded, resulting in a failure to receive legitimate messages. You
can easily use IMAP or Horde/IMP to check messages that are routed to this
box. If you wish to use pop3 to check the spam box, just add "/spam"
(without the quotes) to the end of your pop3 login. (Example:
user@domain.tld/spam)
But I cannot access/find the spam box! It is nowhere to be seen, I only have
a main mailing account nothing else. When I add "/spam" (without the quotes)
to the end of the one and only pop3 login of the mail account, it gives an
authentication error. I just wanted to try the spam box method for a short
period to make sure it works OK...
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Re: Enable Spam box - cannot access spam box
Posted by Duane Hill <d....@yournetplus.com>.
On Thu, 24 May 2007, waltervp wrote:
> I tried to use this feature from my cPanel:
>
> Spam Box
>
> This feature allows emails identified as spam by SpamAssassin to be
> delivered to a separate mail folder named "spam". If this folder is not
> regularly checked and emptied, it may cause your email or file system quotas
> to be exceeded, resulting in a failure to receive legitimate messages. You
> can easily use IMAP or Horde/IMP to check messages that are routed to this
> box. If you wish to use pop3 to check the spam box, just add "/spam"
> (without the quotes) to the end of your pop3 login. (Example:
> user@domain.tld/spam)
>
> But I cannot access/find the spam box! It is nowhere to be seen, I only have
> a main mailing account nothing else. When I add "/spam" (without the quotes)
> to the end of the one and only pop3 login of the mail account, it gives an
> authentication error. I just wanted to try the spam box method for a short
> period to make sure it works OK...
Perhaps you should consult the cPanel forum:
http://forums.cpanel.net/