ProcMail

[Shawn Sorrell]

Your promail file is located at  /etc/procmailrc .  That file holds rules for all email accounts for your website. 

If you want to add a rule for a specific email account you need to create a file called .procmailrc that has the rules you want processed and then upload it to /ftp/pub/username.

[Shawn Sorrell]

If you want to delete attachments at the server so you do not have to down load them you can use the following Procmail recipe that Jalal posted on the WH forum.

procmail is the weapon of choice in this situation. I have the following in my /etc/procmailrc file (I use Linux so I have no interest in any sort of Windoze file).

:0 B
* Content-Disposition: attachment
* name=.*\.(com|exe|pif|scr|bat|lnk|shf|vbs)
{
:0 B:
/dev/null
}

:0 HB
* > 90000
* ^Content-(Type|Disposition): .* name=".*\.(pif|exe|com|bat|lnk)"
{
:0
/dev/null
}

[Shawn Sorrell]

If you want to delete spam at the server level you can add the following rule.  You do need to have Spam Assassin installed on your account which can be done via your Site Manager.

Code:

:0
* ^X-Spam-Level: \*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*
/dev/null

This code well delete any email that received  a score of 10.  The score is represented by the * (stars/asterisks).  You can modify the amount of asterisks to accommodate your needs.  This need to be added after the emails have been processed by Spam Assassin.  On a WH account this would be after the line # END SPAMASSASSIN BLOCK.