Sorry for the delay.

- Yes, I'm using the Plesk setting for that.
- I tried but nothing changed.
- I'm not sure about this one. For this account none of the spam is being filtered.
- Yes, MagicSpam is up to date, enabled and keeping spam out of the rest of mailboxes.

We are using qmail through xinetd.

Here are my specs: 1) CentOS 5 64-bit 2) Plesk 9.2.2 (considering updating to 9.3) 3) MagicSpam 1.0.4-5 More info (if it helps): - SpamAssassin 3.2.5 - Full name of downloaded package: magicspam-plesk-1.0.4-5-rhel564-9x.x86_64.rpm Thanks in advance PS: Needless to say that, alhtough this issue, we a...

OK. I'll wait for that feature in the standard release.

Thank you

Hello, I have setup mail server in Plesk so certain domains have the postmaster address every message without existent mailname as destination goes to. The matter is those mailboxes are not protected by the spam filter (neither MagicSpam, nor Spam Assassin, I think). Have I misconfigured something? ...

Those messages must be in some file, probably a binary/executable one and I think they may be modified with a hexadecimal editor.

That way we would be able to customize them -although with some limitations- before the feature is implemented.

What file would we have to look inside for messages?