
Spam will begin with the subject line "***SPAM***". Emails that are determined to be spam are still delivered to your inbox. In order to maximize the true power of SpamAssassin, we recommend you set up a Filter/Message rule in your mail client. Make certain to properly configure Apache SpamAssassin before you use this feature. If you enable this feature and a message that is not spam meets or exceed the defined score, you may lose that email. To disable this feature, click Disable Auto-Delete Spam.10 means that any message with a score of 10 or less will not be marked as spam.

5 is the default setting (and works well for typical users).0 means everything incoming will be marked as spam.To enable this feature, select the desired minimum spam score and click Auto-Delete Spam.Auto-delete can be enabled in the Filters section by clicking Auto-Delete Spam it can be disabled by clicking Disable Auto-Delete Spam.

The auto-delete function automatically deletes messages which meet or exceed the spam score limit. To disable Apache SpamAssassin, click Disable Apache SpamAssassin.To enable Apache SpamAssassin, click Enable Apache SpamAssassin.

The Apache SpamAssassin interface displays the current status of the feature.
