Spamfilter policy : change all to another one

Discussion in 'General' started by electronico_nc, May 21, 2013.

  1. Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS server
    ISPConfig 3.0.5.2

    Hi all,

    While manually creating emails (domains, users) I had everything setup (both domain and user email acounts) to Spamfilter 'Normal' permission.
    After setting 'Quarantine' emails accounts, it turns out that every email user ( around 100 users ), need to be set to 'Permissive' Spamfilter policy (allow BAD HEADER).
    I just would like to know if there is one 'magic SQL' that would allow me to do this, as I don't have time (right now) to study the ISPConfig3 code.

    (looking at the ispconfig MySQL tables hasn't been enough)

    Thanks in advance for your time and comprehension.

    Nicolas
     
    Last edited: May 21, 2013
  2. monkfish

    monkfish Member

    Hello,

    Looking at the spamfilter_users policy_id settings in the sql tables, it appears to me that "Normal" is a setting of 5 and "Permissive" is a setting of 7.

    I reckon you could try a SQL statement like:

    Code:
    UPDATE `dbispconfig`.`spamfilter_users` SET `policy_id` = '7' WHERE `spamfilter_users`.`policy_id` = 5;
    Then try a mailbox resync from ispconfig interface.

    Would like to know myself from a developer if the above is feasible!
    M
     
  3. Thanks for your input !
    SQL is OK.
    Nicolas
     
  4. monkfish

    monkfish Member

    Thanks for the update - has it actually applied the spam rules by doing a mailbox resync?

    That was the part I was unsure of - by manually editing the SQL tables we need some way of applying the settings made with that bulk update.
     
  5. All email accounts ( that were previousely at 'Normal' ) are showing 'Permissive' permissions in ISPConfig after running the SQL Command and the resync of :
    - mailbox
    - clientdb config
    from ispconfig interface.
    (sorry I checked these 2 ones while resync, so I can't tell about mailbox resync only)
     

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