edit /etc/spamassassin/local.cf for global rules.

Body checks:

<code code>
body JUSTHEALTHY          /www\.mb103\.com/
score JUSTHEALTHY 3.0
describe JUSTHEALTHY     Spammer address detected in body



</code>

 

Header checks:

<code code>
header MONEY_BAG          Subject =~ /💰/

header BITCOIN_INVESTOR_LIST       List-Unsubscribe =~ /bitcoin-investor\.ml/
score BITCOIN_INVESTOR_LIST 3.0
describe BITCOIN_INVESTOR_LIST     List-Unsubscribe contains known spammer



</code>

 

Recommendation: add rules into ~/.spamassassin/user_prefs then test with a .eml file. They can then be moved into /etc/spamassassin/local.cf

Check your local.cf syntax by typing:

<code code>
spamassassin --lint



</code>

 

To test an email (get the header report out):

<code code>
spamassassin -t someemail.eml
 


</code>

 

Test an email with:

<code code>
spamassassin < someemail.eml
 


</code>

 

From the command line, you can make sure spamassassin works by trying:

<code code>
spamassassin -D </usr/share/spamassassin/doc/spamassassin-3.0.3/sample-spam.txt



</code>