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/> </a></div><p>To update the spamassassin rules regularily on your ISPConfig 3 server, add the following line to the root crontab by running:<br
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/> and save the file. The path to the sa-update script is /usr/bin/sa-update on Ubuntu and Debian Linux, if you use a different linux distrubution, run the command:<br
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/> </a></div><p>Since january 1 2010, spamassassin is falsely marking non spam emails as spam due to an error in the regular expression of the FH_DATE_PAST_20XX rule.</p><p>Description of the bug:</p><p>https://secure.grepular.com/blog/index.php/2010/01/01/spamassassin-2010-bug/</p><p>To fix this, run the following command on the shell as root user:<br
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