Manage Spam Assassin
Spam Assassin is an automated mail filter that uses a wide range of heuristic algorithms on mail headers and message body text to identify "SPAM" (unsolicited email). Once identified, the mail is tagged as "SPAM" for later filtering using the user's desktop mail client.
For more information, please visit the developer's website: http://www.spamassassin.org
Steps - Watch the movie
1 To access the Mail Menu, click on the 
icon above the words Mail on the main screen of your cPanel interface.
- To enable Spam Assassin, click on Enable Spam Assassin
- To disable Spam Assassin, click on Disable Spam Assassin
- To enable Spam Box, click on Enable Spam Box
- To enable Spam Box, click on Disable Spam Box
- To configure Spam Assassin, click on Configure Spam Assassin
Troubleshooting
List helpful hints and common problems with the task
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- cPanel Tutorials
- Change your cPanel password
- Add an email account
- Manage email autoresponses
- Manage Addon Domains
- Manage Spam Assassin
- Email forwarders
- Filtering your email
- Default email address
- Access webmail via cPanel
- Mange URL redirects
- The file manager
- FTP Manager
- Password Protect Directories
- Manage subdomains
- Manage parked domains
