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The standard filter is taken automatically if a new user is created. Take this contents as a template to construct your personal filter. 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.

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.

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IT: MailConfigFilters (last edited 2009-07-15 14:34:35 by localhost)