How to Customize Memory Limit of your Host in cPanel

To delete Spam Scores, perform the following steps:

1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cPanel).
2 – Click on (Spam Filters) from Email section.
3 – Click on Show Additional Configurations.
4 – Click on Configure Calculated Spam Scores Settings.
5 – Click on X icon beside item to remove it from scores list.
6 – Click Update Scoring Options.

To Configure Spam Scores Settings, perform the following steps:

1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cPanel).
2 – Click on (Spam Filters) from Email section.
3 – Click on Show Additional Configurations.
4 – Click on Configure Calculated Spam Scores Settings.
5 – Click on Add A New “scores” Item.
6 – Select conditions and set the number of scores.
7 – Click Update Scoring Options.
* If conditions are met, the email will be as spam mails

To Delete Item from Blacklist of Spam Filters, perform the following steps:

1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cPanel).
2 – Click on (Spam Filters) from Email section.
3 – Click on Show Additional Configurations.
4 – Click on Edit Spam Blacklist Settings.
5 – Click on X icon beside item to remove it from Blacklist.
6 – Click Update Blacklist (Blacklist_from).

How to Configure The Spam Blacklist Setting in cPanel

To Delete Item from whitelist of Spam Filters, perform the following steps:

1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cPanel).
2 – Click on (Spam Filters) from Email section.
3 – Click on Show Additional Configurations.
4 – Click on Edit Spam whitelist Settings.
5 – Click on X icon beside item to remove it from whitelist.
6 – Click Update Whitelist (whitelist_from).

To configure the whitelist settings for Spam Filters, perform the following steps:

1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cPanel).
2 – Click on (Spam Filters) from Email section.
3 – Click on Show Additional Configurations.
4 – Click on Edit Spam whitelist Settings.
5 – Click on Add A New “whitelist_from” Item.
6 – Enter the domain name or email in whitelist_from box.
7 – Click Update Whitelist (whitelist_from).

To Configure Auto-Delete Settings for spam emails, perform the following steps:

1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cPanel).
2 – Click on (Spam Filters) from Email section.
3 – Click on Configure Auto-Delete Settings.
4 – Set this score below the current Spam Threshold Score (5).
5 – Click Update Auto-Delete Score.
* The system will automatically delete messages with spam scores that meet or exceed the Auto-Delete Threshold Score.

To enable or disable Auto-Delete for spam emails, perform the following steps:

1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cPanel).
2 – Click on (Spam Filters) from Email section.
3 – Switch On/Off Automatically Delete New Spam (Auto-Delete): to enable or disable Spam Filters.
* This will delete all new email messages with a calculated spam score that meets or exceeds the Auto-Delete Threshold Score (5).

To enable or disable Spam Filters option, perform the following steps:

1 – Open cPanel (yourdomain/cPanel).
2 – Click on (Spam Filters) from Email section.
3 – Switch On/Off Process New Emails and Mark them as Spam: to enable or disable Spam Filters.