PROBLEM

I need Anti-Spam controls in my webmail client only installation.

ENVIRONMENT

• Webmail Only Installations: Version 6.0 > 7.8

CAUSE

State the cause of the problem, if known.

RESOLUTION

1. Download the SpamSettings Plugin
   
   

   http://download.atmail.com/plugins/mail-plugins/SpamSettings.tgz

   
   
   
2. Add the plugin to your installation via the WebAdmin > Plugins > Add Plugin.
   
   
3. Navigate to the SpamSettings Directory
   
   

   cd /var/www/html/atmail/application/modules/mail/plugins/Atmail/SpamSettings

   
   
   
4. Edit the Api.php settings file with your correct SpamSettings API details.
   
   
   <?php

   /**

    * This class is used to interface with your API so that the plugin

    * can get and set the Spam Settings.

    *

    */

     

   class Api

   {

    /**

    * This is the email account name for which we need to get/set data

    */

    private $_emailAccount;

    public function __construct($emailAccount)

    {

    $this->_emailAccount = $emailAccount;

     

    // Do any further API connection/authentication if required

    }

     

     

    /**

    * This method should fetch the Spam Settings and return it as

    * an array as such:

    *

    * array(

    * 'whitelist_from' => "" // (string) list of email addresses, one per line

    * 'blacklsit_from' => "" // (string) list of email addresses, one per line

    * 'required_score' => "" // (string|int) numerical value for the required_score

    * 'spam_treatment' => "" // (string) a value of either "mark", "trash" or "delete"

    * 'rewrite_header' => "" // (string)

    * )

    *

    * The user for whom you need to get the settings is in $this->_emailAccount

    *

    * @return Array

    */

    public function getSpamSettings()

    {

     

    }

     

     

    /**

    * This method is used to save the Spam Settings, so you need to use your API to set

    * the data passed to this method.

    *

    * @param array $whitelist An array of email addresses to be whitelisted

    * @param array $blacklist An array of email addresses to be blacklisted

    * @param string $requiredScore The score required to mark an email as spam

    * @param string $spamTreatment What to do if an email is marked as spam (mark, delete or trash)

    * @param string $rewriteHeader What tag to add to the subject header if an email is spam

    * @return bool|string Return boolean TRUE on success or an error message on failure

    */

    public function saveSpamSettings($whitelist, $blacklist, $requiredScore, $spamTreatment, $rewriteHeader)

    {

    // Use your API to save the spam settings

     

    }

     

   }