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| * putting mails from certain senders or with special subjects in a special folder * storing or throwing away tagged Spam messages depending on the score |
* putting mails from certain senders or with special subjects in a special folder * storing or dropping tagged Spam messages depending on the score |
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| ==== Calling the Editor for Filters ==== | == Calling the Editor for Filters == |
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| * [https://mpemail.mpe.mpg.de/tpl/?tpl=editfilter] | Login in [https://mpemail.mpe.mpg.de/tpl mpemail user interface] and choose menue 'Edit Filter' |
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| * Mailfolders are generated automatically * After finish editing a filter a syntax check is performed. If any errors a error message will be displayed and the old filter is not overwritten. The editor keeps your edited product. |
* Mailfolders are generated automatically * After finish editing a filter a syntax check is performed. If any errors a error message will be displayed and the old filter is not overwritten. The editor keeps your edited product. |
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| == the standard filter == | == the standard filter as a example == The standard filter is taken automatically if a new user is created. Take this contents as a template to construct your personal filter. Feel free to comment or discomment the given lines in order to enable functionalities. [[PgSQLQuery(mydb, SELECT english_text FROM texts where id='filter')]] further information for writing filters can be found in [http://www.exim.org/exim-html-current/doc/html/filter.html exim filter specs] |
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| * $header_from * $header_subject * $sender_address The sender address that was received in the envelope of the message * $reply_address The contents of the Reply-to: header, if the message has one; otherwise the contents of the From: header. * $return_path The return path – that is, the sender field that will be transmitted as part of the message’s envelope if the message is sent to another host. |
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Configure User specific Filters for MPE's Mail Services
Each user has the opportunity to preprocess his incoming mail stream by a filter. Usual applications are:
- putting mails from certain senders or with special subjects in a special folder
- storing or dropping tagged Spam messages depending on the score
Calling the Editor for Filters
Login in [https://mpemail.mpe.mpg.de/tpl mpemail user interface] and choose menue 'Edit Filter'
Remark:
- Mailfolders are generated automatically
- After finish editing a filter a syntax check is performed. If any errors a error message will be displayed and the old filter is not overwritten. The editor keeps your edited product.
the standard filter as a example
The standard filter is taken automatically if a new user is created. Take this contents as a template to construct your personal filter. Feel free to comment or discomment the given lines in order to enable functionalities.
PgSQLQuery(mydb, SELECT english_text FROM texts where id='filter')
further information for writing filters can be found in [http://www.exim.org/exim-html-current/doc/html/filter.html exim filter specs]
commands and variables
- $header_from
- $header_subject
- $sender_address The sender address that was received in the envelope of the message
- $reply_address The contents of the Reply-to: header, if the message has one; otherwise the contents of the From: header.
- $return_path The return path – that is, the sender field that will be transmitted as part of the message’s envelope if the message is sent to another host.