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There needs to be either an email address or a domain between "From:" and "yes". Usually there is a line whitelisting the postmaster first, then whitelisting server email addresses, like this: From: 127.0.0.1 and From: postmaster@server.domain.com yes # postmaster To: *@* and Fro...

The files are being blocked by the fileTYPE checking. Microsoft documents often cause this problem. You can disable extracting of Microsoft documents by setting "Unpack Microsoft Documents" in the MailScanner Configuration to no, and see if that resolves the issue. If that doesn't work, yo...

You'd need to create a regular expression to match the files you want to ignore, and use the pfile: keyword in cxs.ignore. For example, if you want to ignore all files with a name containing "error.log" in any user's public_html directory (or subdirectories of that directory), you could tr...

Yes, feel free to submit a ticket on the helpdesk and we'll try to help.

If you want to give spamassassin scores to different RBLs, you would need to do this within SpamAssassin, not the MailScanner Front-End. I believe the RBL tests are defined in /var/lib/spamassassin/3.004006/updates_spamassassin_org/20_dnsbl_tests.cf, and you can modify the scores of those tests by a...

This setting should take effect overnight when the back-end scripts run. Have you waited until the next day and checked then? If so, and the number of entries in MailControl is still more days than it should be (bearing in mind that if you set it to 1 day, there still may be up to nearly 2 days of e...

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Thanks, Sergio, Happy New Year to you and your family too. I will pass along your suggestions to Jonathan for the possibility of future development. I understand the desire for whitelist/blacklist buttons for email, domain and IP address, but can you elaborate on why you think having the IP column i...

The report feature just calls spamassassin's own script: spamassassin --report
This reports the spam to the checksum services Razor, DCC and/or Pyzor. It does not report to Spamcop.

If this is a script or application that you did not put on your server, and it is actually located in the root directory as per your post, then it is not a cxs issue because it's an indication your server may be root compromised. Cxs is not designed to scan for rootkits or root compromises, there ar...