Domain Spam (Rest API)

v1 - Current

Spam Settings

Show Spam Setting

URL:

[GET] https://api.emailsrvr.com/v1/customers/(customer account number)/domains/(domain name)/spam/settings

Description:

This operation returns the spam settings associated with the domain.

Remarks:

The Show operation only supports the GET HTTP verb.

Example:

get '/customers/12345678/domains/example.com/spam/settings'

XML Result Example:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<domainSpamSettings xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns="urn:xml:DomainSpamSettings">
  <filterLevel>on</filterLevel>
  <rsEmailSettings>
    <spamHandling>toAddress</spamHandling>
    <hasFolderCleaner>false</hasFolderCleaner>
    <spamFolderAgeLimit>0</spamFolderAgeLimit>
    <spamFolderNumLimit>0</spamFolderNumLimit>
    <spamForwardingAddress>someone@mail.com</spamForwardingAddress>
  </rsEmailSettings>
  <exchangeSettings>
    <forwardToDomainQuarantine>on</forwardToDomainQuarantine>
    <quarantineOwner>someone@mail.com</quarantineOwner>
    <defaultQuarantineOwner>someone@mail.com</defaultQuarantineOwner>
  </exchangeSettings>
</domainSpamSettings>

Json Result Example:

{"filterLevel":"on","rsEmailSettings":{"spamHandling":"toAddress","hasFolderCleaner":false,"spamFolderAgeLimit":0,"spamFolderNumLimit":0,"spamForwardingAddress":"someone@mail.com"},"exchangeSettings":{"forwardToDomainQuarantine":"on","quarantineOwner":"someone@mail.com","defaultQuarantineOwner":"someone@mail.com"}}

Edit Spam Setting

URL:

[PUT] https://api.emailsrvr.com/v1/customers/(customer account number)/domains/(domain name)/spam/settings

Description:

Edits the domain Spam Settings.

Field Name	Data Type	Description
filterLevel	string	Spam filter status, must be 'on' or 'off' or 'exclusive' (Required)
overrideUserSettings	boolean	Set this flag to "true" to override preferences for all users regardless of their own preferences. Otherwise, it sets preferences only for users who have not set their own.
rsEmail.spamHandling	string	Change settings for Rackspace Email Handling. For the options, see the table below.
rsEmail.hasFolderCleaner	boolean	Turns on/off Spam Folder Cleaner. Requires "rsEmail.spamHandling" to be set to "toFolder".
rsEmail.spamFolderAgeLimit	int	The number of days that email stays the "Spam" folder before being deleted. Requires "rsEmail.hasFolderCleaner" to be set to "true".
rsEmail.spamFolderNumLimit	int	The max number of emails that will be kept in the "Spam" folder. Requires "rsEmail.hasFolderCleaner" to be set to "true".
rsEmail.spamForwardingAddress	string	The address that spams will be forwarded to. Requires "rsEmail.spamHandling" to be set to "toAddress".
exchange.forwardToDomainQuarantine	string	Change settings for Exchange Handling. For the options, see the table below.
exchange.quarantineOwner	string	The address that domain quarantine notifications will be sent to.
exchange.removeQuarantineOwner	boolean	Set this flag to "true" to remove domain quarantine owner.
exchange.defaultQuarantineOwner	string	The address that quarantine notifications will be sent to. This applies to new users and users that have not changed their settings to override.
exchange.removeDefaultQuarantineOwner	boolean	Set this flag to "true" to remove default domain quarantine owner.

Rackspace Email Handling Options:

Value	Description
toFolder	Deliver to Spam folder
delete	Delete the email immediately
labelSubject	Include "[SPAM]" at the beginning of the subject line
toAddress	Deliver to the email address that is specified by "rsEmail.spamForwardingAddress"

Exchange Handling Options:

Value	Description
on	Send all spam to domain quarantine
off	Send spam to recipient's quarantine
nonuser	Send non-user spam (Contacts, Resources, etc.) to domain quarantine

Example:

put '/customers/me/domains/example.com/spam/settings', 
{
  'filterLevel' => 'on',
  'rsEmail.spamHandling' => 'toFolder',
  'rsEmail.hasFolderCleaner' => 'true',
  'rsEmail.spamFolderAgeLimit' => '7',
  'rsEmail.spamFolderNumLimit' => '100',
}

Errors:

Description	HTTP Response Code	Sample Message
Invalid input for Filter Level	400	Invalid FilterLevel: high. Input must be: on/off/exclusive
Invalid input for RSEmail SpamHandling	400	Invalid RSEmail SpamHandling: nonuser. Input must be: toFolder/delete/labelSubject/toAddress
Invalid input for Exchange ForwardToDomainQuarantine	400	Invalid input for Exchange ForwardToDomainQuarantine: delete. Input must be: on/off/nonuser

Blocklist

Index Blocklist

URL:

[GET] https://api.emailsrvr.com/v1/customers/(customer account number)/domains/(domain name)/spam/blocklist

Description:

This operation returns the email address blocklist associated with the domain.

Remarks:

The Index operation only supports the GET HTTP verb.

Example:

get '/customers/12345678/domains/example.com/spam/blocklist'

XML Result Example:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<blocklist xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns="urn:xml:blocklist">
  <addresses>
    <address>name1@spam.com</address>
    <address>name2@spam.com</address>
  </addresses>
</blocklist>

Json Result Example:

{"addresses":["name1@spam.com","name2@spam.com"]}

Add Blocklist

URL:

[POST] https://api.emailsrvr.com/v1/customers/(customer account number)/domains/(domain name)/spam/blocklist/(email address)

Description:

Adds an email address or domain to the blocklist.

Example:

post '/customers/12345678/domains/example.com/spam/blocklist/anyone@spam.com'

Errors:

Description	HTTP Response Code	Sample Message
Entered invalid email or domain	400	invalid email address: abc
Entered current domain	400	Adding example.com would blocklist the current domain

Delete Blocklist

URL:

[DELETE] https://api.emailsrvr.com/v1/customers/(customer account number)/domains/(domain name)/spam/blocklist/(email address)

Description:

Removes an email address or domain from the blocklist.

Example:

delete '/customers/12345678/domains/example.com/spam/blocklist/anyone@yahoo.com'

Errors:

Description	HTTP Response Code	Sample Message
Entered invalid email or domain	400	invalid email address: abc
Entered email or domain is not on the current blocklist	400	abc@junkmail.com is not found on the list

Edit Blocklist

URL:

[PUT] https://api.emailsrvr.com/v1/customers/(customer account number)/domains/(domain name)/spam/blocklist

Description:

Edit email addresses on the blcklist.

Field Name	Data Type	Description
addList	string	Comma separated list of email addresses to add to the list
removeList	string	Comma separated list of email addresses to remove from the list

Note:

You can use a '%' as a wildcard in domains, but not in the TLD (.com, .net, etc). You cannot use wildcards in email addresses. For example, the following are allowed: @%.example.com, @examp%.com.

Example:

put '/customers/12345678/domains/example.com/spam/blocklist',
{
  'addList' => '@%.example.com,abc@example.com',
  'removeList' => '@examp%.com'
}

IP Blocklist

Index IP Blocklist

URL:

[GET] https://api.emailsrvr.com/v1/customers/(customer account number)/domains/(domain name)/spam/ipblocklist

Description:

This operation returns IP blocklist associated with the domain.

Remarks:

The Index operation only supports the GET HTTP verb.

Example:

get '/customers/12345678/domains/example.com/spam/ipblocklist'

XML Result Example':

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<ipBlocklist xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns="urn:xml:ipBlocklist">
  <addresses>
    <ip>216.12.34.1</ip>
    <ip>216.12.34.2</ip>
  </addresses>
</ipBlocklist>

Json Result Example:

{"addresses":["216.12.34.1","216.12.34.2"]}

Add IP Blocklist

URL:

[POST] https://api.emailsrvr.com/v1/customers/(customer account number)/domains/(domain name)/spam/ipblocklist/(ip address)

Description:

Adds an IP to the blocklist.

Example:

post '/customers/12345678/domains/example.com/spam/blocklist/216.12.34.1'

Errors:

Description	HTTP Response Code	Sample Message
Entered invalid IP address	400	invalid ip address: 123

Delete IP Blocklist

URL:

[DELETE] https://api.emailsrvr.com/v1/customers/(customer account number)/domains/(domain name)/spam/ipblocklist/(ip address)

Description:

Removes an IP from the blocklist.

Example:

delete '/customers/12345678/domains/example.com/spam/ipblocklist/216.12.34.1'

Errors:

Description	HTTP Response Code	Sample Message
Entered invalid IP address	400	invalid ip address: 123
Entered IP is not on the current blocklist	400	216.12.34.1 is not found on the blocklist

Edit IP Blocklist

URL:

[PUT] https://api.emailsrvr.com/v1/customers/(customer account number)/domains/(domain name)/spam/ipblocklist

Description:

Edit IP addresses on the blocklist.

Field Name	Data Type	Description
addList	string	Comma separated list of IP addresses to add to the list
removeList	string	Comma separated list of IP addresses to remove from the list

Note:

You can use a '%' as a wildcard in the last octets to specify IP ranges. For example: 216.12.34.%, 216.12.%.%, 216.%.%.%.

Example:

put '/customers/12345678/domains/example.com/spam/ipblocklist',
{
  'addList' => '216.12.34.%,216.12.%.%',
  'removeList' => '216.%.%.%'
}

Safelist

Index Safelist

URL:

[GET] https://api.emailsrvr.com/v1/customers/(customer account number)/domains/(domain name)/spam/safelist

Description:

This operation returns email address safelist associated with the domain.

Remarks:

The Index operation only supports the GET HTTP verb.

Example:

get '/customers/12345678/domains/example.com/spam/safelist'

XML Result Example:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<safelist xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns="urn:xml:safelist">
  <addresses>
    <address>name1@notspam.com</address>
    <address>name2@notspam.com</address>
  </addresses>
</safelist>

Json Result Example:

{"addresses":["name1@notspam.com","name2@notspam.com"]}

Add Safelist

URL:

[POST] https://api.emailsrvr.com/v1/customers/(customer account number)/domains/(domain name)/spam/safelist/(email address)

Description:

Adds an email address or domain to the safelist.

Example:

post '/customers/12345678/domains/example.com/spam/safelist/anyone@yahoo.com'

Errors:

Description	HTTP Response Code	Sample Message
Entered invalid email or domain	400	invalid email address: abc

Delete Safelist

URL:

[DELETE] https://api.emailsrvr.com/v1/customers/(customer account number)/domains/(domain name)/spam/safelist/(email address)

Description:

Removes an email address or domain from the safelist.

Example:

delete '/customers/12345678/domains/example.com/spam/safelist/anyone@yahoo.com'

Errors:

Description	HTTP Response Code	Sample Message
Entered invalid email or domain	400	invalid email address: abc
Entered email or domain is not on the current safelist	400	anyone@yahoo.com is not found on the list

Edit Safelist

URL:

[PUT] https://api.emailsrvr.com/v1/customers/(customer account number)/domains/(domain name)/spam/safelist

Description:

Edit email addresses on the safelist.

Field Name	Data Type	Description
addList	string	Comma separated list of email addresses to add to the list
removeList	string	Comma separated list of email addresses to remove from the list

Note:

You can use a '%' as a wildcard in domains, but not in the TLD (.com, .net, etc). You cannot use wildcards in email addresses. For example, the following are allowed: @%.example.com, @examp%.com.

Example:

put '/customers/12345678/domains/example.com/spam/safelist',
{
  'addList' => '@%.example.com,abc@example.com',
  'removeList' => '@examp%.com'
}

IP Safelist

Index IP Safelist

URL:

[GET] https://api.emailsrvr.com/v1/customers/(customer account number)/domains/(domain name)/spam/ipsafelist

Description:

This operation returns IP safelist associated with the domain.

Remarks:

The Index operation only supports the GET HTTP verb.

Example:

get '/customers/12345678/domains/example.com/spam/ipsafelist'

XML Result Example:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<ipSafelist xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns="urn:xml:ipSafelist">
  <addresses>
    <ip>192.168.0.1</ip>
    <ip>192.168.0.2</ip>
  </addresses>
</ipSafelist>

Json Result Example:

{"addresses":["192.168.0.1","192.168.0.2"]}

Add IP Safelist

URL:

[POST] https://api.emailsrvr.com/v1/customers/(customer account number)/domains/(domain name)/spam/ipsafelist/(ip address)

Description:

Adds an IP to the safelist.

Example:

post '/customers/12345678/domains/example.com/spam/safelist/216.12.34.1'

Errors:

Description	HTTP Response Code	Sample Message
Entered invalid IP address	400	invalid ip address: 123

Delete IP Safelist

URL:

[DELETE] https://api.emailsrvr.com/v1/customers/(customer account number)/domains/(domain name)/spam/ipsafelist/(email address)

Description:

Removes an IP from the safelist.

Example:

delete '/customers/12345678/domains/example.com/spam/ipsafelist/216.12.34.1'

Errors:

Description	HTTP Response Code	Sample Message
Entered invalid IP address	400	invalid ip address: 123
Entered IP is not on the current safelist	400	216.12.34.1 is not found on the list

Edit IP Safelist

URL:

[PUT] https://api.emailsrvr.com/v1/customers/(customer account number)/domains/(domain name)/spam/ipsafelist

Description:

Edit IP addresses on the safelist.

Field Name	Data Type	Description
addList	string	Comma separated list of IP addresses to add to the list
removeList	string	Comma separated list of IP addresses to remove from the list

Note:

You can use a '%' as a wildcard in the last octets to specify IP ranges. For example: 216.12.34.%, 216.12.%.%, 216.%.%.%.

Example:

put '/customers/12345678/domains/example.com/spam/ipsafelist',
{
  'addList' => '216.12.34.%,216.12.%.%',
  'removeList' => '216.%.%.%'
}