Tickets :: Comment on [#5615] "spam filter" rule shows up despite being disabled

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Comment	> I want to turn off the simple spam filter rule because it isn't well > suited for any of DSPAM's headers. > > > > So, I disabled the simple spam filtering rule in conf.php... > > > > $conf['spam']['enabled'] = false; > > > > ...but I still see the "Spam Filter" rule in my default rules list. > > > > I then locked the spam rule in prefs.php ( $_prefs['spam']['locked'] > ), expecting it to behave the same way as blacklist, whitelist, > forward or vacation, which don't show up in the default rule set when > they're locked. > > > > I feel that one of these two actions should prevent "spam filter" > from being a part of the default rules set.
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