The ASSP Deluxe Email Interface lets you manage anti-spam functions by sending emails from your domain-based email account (e.g., user@clientdomain.com). Replace clientdomain.com with your actual domain in all commands below. Ensure emails are sent via your SMTP server with authentication enabled. Below are the key commands and instructions for use.
- Report Undetected Spam (assp-spam@clientdomain.com):
- Purpose: Report spam emails that reached your inbox.
- How to Use: Forward the spam email to assp-spam@clientdomain.com.
- Preferably forward as an attachment to preserve headers; inline forwarding is also allowed.
- Remove any auto-added signatures from the forwarded email.
- Result: You’ll receive a confirmation email, and ASSP will learn to block similar spam.
- Report Misclassified Legitimate Emails (assp-notspam@clientdomain.com):
- Purpose: Report valid emails incorrectly marked as spam (e.g., in your spambox).
- How to Use: Forward the email to assp-notspam@clientdomain.com.
- Preferably forward as an attachment; inline forwarding is also allowed.
- Remove any auto-added signatures.
- Result: You’ll receive a confirmation email, and ASSP will learn to allow similar emails.
- Add to Whitelist (assp-white@clientdomain.com):
- Purpose: Whitelist specific email addresses or domains to ensure they’re not blocked.
- How to Use: Send an email to assp-white@clientdomain.com with the email(s) or domain(s) to whitelist in the BCC field or message body (one per line).
- Example: user@example.com or *@example.com for a domain.
- To whitelist multiple addresses (e.g., your address book), add them to BCC or the body.
- Note: Only assp-white@clientdomain.com receives the email; no other recipients are contacted.
- Result: You’ll receive a confirmation email with the results of your whitelist request.
- Remove from Whitelist (assp-notwhite@clientdomain.com):
- Purpose: Remove email addresses or domains from the whitelist.
- How to Use: Send an email to assp-notwhite@clientdomain.com with the email(s) or domain(s) to remove in the BCC field or message body (one per line).
- Note: Only assp-notwhite@clientdomain.com receives the email.
- Result: You’ll receive a confirmation email with the results of your removal request.
- Add to Personal Blacklist (assp-persblack@clientdomain.com):
- Purpose: Block specific email addresses or domains by adding them to your personal blacklist.
- How to Use: Send an email to assp-persblack@clientdomain.com with the email(s) or domain(s) to block (e.g., *@example.com for a domain) in the body.
- To view your blacklist, send an empty email to this address.
- Result: Listed addresses are added to your blacklist, and you’ll receive a confirmation.
- Remove from Personal Blacklist (assp-notpersblack@clientdomain.com):
- Purpose: Remove email addresses or domains from your personal blacklist.
- How to Use: Send an email to assp-notpersblack@clientdomain.com with the email(s) or domain(s) to remove in the body.
- Result: You’ll receive a confirmation email, and the addresses are removed from your blacklist.
- Analyze an Email (assp-analyze@clientdomain.com):
- Purpose: Request a spam analysis for an email.
- How to Use: Forward the email to assp-analyze@clientdomain.com.
- Result: You’ll receive an email with analysis results.
- View Blocked Email Report (assp-block@clientdomain.com):
- Purpose: Get a report of emails blocked for a specific address.
- How to Use: Send an email from your @clientdomain.com address to assp-block@clientdomain.com.
- The report will cover blocked emails for the sender’s address.
- Click links in the report to resend blocked messages if needed.
- Result: You’ll receive an email with the list of blocked emails.
- Add to No-Processing List (assp-noproc@clientdomain.com):
- Purpose: Add an email address to bypass spam filters.
- How to Use: Send an email from the address you want to bypass filters to assp-noproc@clientdomain.com.
- Result: The sender’s address will bypass spam checks, and you’ll receive a confirmation email.
- Remove from No-Processing List (assp-renoproc@clientdomain.com):
- Purpose: Remove an email address from the no-processing list.
- How to Use: Send an email from the address to assp-renoproc@clientdomain.com.
- Result: The address will no longer bypass spam filters, and you’ll receive a confirmation email.
