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Topic: How can I enable "Move spam to junk folder" filter by default?

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For new accounts, this filter is disabled and I need to log in and manually enable it. How can I make it enabled by default? I'm trying to find a template file default filters might be reading from, but no luck.

Additionally, this is probably in the same file but I'll ask anyway in case it's not, can I rename the default set something other than "managesieve"? That's a little user unfriendly.

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2 Reply by ZhangHuangbin

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Re: How can I enable "Move spam to junk folder" filter by default?

hdco wrote:

For new accounts, this filter is disabled and I need to log in and manually enable it. How can I make it enabled by default? I'm trying to find a template file default filters might be reading from, but no luck.

Looks like you need a global sieve rule, and remove the "move spam to Junk folder" rule from template sieve file (/usr/share/apache2/roundcubemail/config/dovecot.sieve).

hdco wrote:

can I rename the default set something other than "managesieve"? That's a little user unfriendly.

No idea, it's done in Roundcube, maybe it's better to ask in Roundcube mailing list.
http://trac.roundcube.net/wiki/MailingLists

3 Reply by hdco

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Re: How can I enable "Move spam to junk folder" filter by default?

Thanks Zhang, got it.