If what you suggest worked I would not have asked the question, nor 
would I be going through every single domain and user, manually changing 
those values that did not change when I set them in the global or per 
domain web admin screen ....

[Apologies if I sound a bit stressed, but I am :-( ]


On 10/4/2010 3:12 PM, Eban Hill wrote:
> For Global settings for Tagging spam, you might try:
>
> Subject tagging --
> g_spam_subject = "0"
> Body tagging --
> g_spam_body = "0"
>
> In $mailbox_path for the domain there is a file called "spam.dat"
> (/var/surgemail/domain.com/spam.dat) that seems to hold the default
> values for the domain for the tagging and other anti-spam functions.
> You might try setting the value below in that file:
>
> spam_subject|0|
>
>
> You can also do this via the WebAdmin:
>
> Click on Spam Control.
> Then under the Default User Settings, select your domain from the
> drop-down for Per Domain Settings.
> Click on the Spam button.
> Make your change to the SPAM Features section.
>
>
> --Eban
>
>
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> Eban Hill
> Network Technician
> Mississippi Bend AEA9
> 729 Twenty-First Street
> Bettendorf, IA 52722
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>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Peter Dyke [mailtoHIDDEN@puvar.com]
>> Sent: Monday, October 04, 2010 04:16 PM
>> To: surgemailHIDDEN@etwinsite.com
>> Subject: [SurgeMail List] Upgrade Woes
>>
>>    I just upgraded from 4.03 to 5.0e4-4. (Linux64)
>>
>> And there has been a very undesired effect.
>>
>> The Server Default of "Add the spam indicator to the message subject
> at this
>> smite level eg level 4 = 'Spam:****, " previously set to never add an
>> indicator, has now been set to 6*. This would not be so bad if I could
> just
>> reset it at the Global level, and have all the users who had not
> specifically
>> have a value set go back to NEVER add.
>>
>> But this does not seem to work. Even setting the Default at the domain
> level
>> does not reset the individual users setting from the 6*, and the phone
> is
>> ringing off the hook with complaining users, who think their emails
> are now
>> all being defined as spam (explaining the difference between labeling
> and
>> filtering has not met with much success so far).
>>
>> How can I globally really change the 6* to NEVER?
>>
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