Changing an Email Account Spam Filter in cPanel
1. Accessing Spam Filter Settings
- First, open your cPanel and log in (for a guide on how to do this look here)
- Select "Spam Filters" from the "Email" sub-menu
Note: If you are looking how to setup Email Filtering, see this guide here.
3. Auto-Deleting Spam
You can choose to auto-delete emails under a certain threshold. This is based on the current spam score when the email is received.
- First enable the option for "Automatically Delete New Spam (Auto-Delete)"
- You can further configure this by selecting "Configure Auto-Delete Settings"
- To alter your auto-delete threshold, within "Auto-Delete Threshold Score" enter the desired score threshold that meets your requirements. Press "Update Auto-Delete Score" to save your settings
Note: Auto-Deleting spam can potentially lead to false deletions, keep this in mind when enabling this setting.
Additional Configuration
There are further options available to manage spam. You can find these under "Advanced Configuration (For Advanced Users)" section.
- If you wish to whitelist an email address so it is not affected by spam score, you can add them to a list by clicking "Edit Spam Whitelist Settings"
- You can also blacklist an email address so it is automatically treated as spam regardless of score, you can add an address to a list by clicking "Edit Spam Blacklist Settings". This will also be affected if "Auto-Delete" is
enabled