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- ListServer Commands
- *) Send a subject of **subscribe listname**. For example Subject: subscribe offers-list n.b. Use the /... Send a subject of **unsubscribe listname**. For example Subject: unsubscribe offers-list n.b. Use the... ted to **sub**) Send **subscribe listname**. For example subscribe offers-list n.b. Use the //list nam... ed to **uns**) Use **unsubscribe listname**. For example unsubscribe offers-list or **unsubscribe list
- Mail Connectors -> Mail Senders -> SMTP Direct
- ts to send a message to a recipient, eg //someone@example.com//, it first does a DNS lookup for **MX** records for //example.com//. Those MX records will indicate the **name*... For instance, the DNS lookup may return: * mail.example.com - priority 10 * mx2.example.com - priority 20 In this case, the sending mail server will then res
- Spam Filter Rules: ForEach
- RL contained in the message |::: |2.1.7+ | =====Examples===== The following example loops through each URL found in the message, and puts it into the '${FoundURLs... the log file for each URL </code> The following example loops through each email address found in the 'Re... ist] Break EndIf EndFor </code> The following example loops through all of the header lines of the mess
- Spamfilter White/Blacklists
- o, for instance, these are valid entries * name@example.com * *@example.com * fred.*@example.com * /^fred\.[a-z+]@example\.com/i ====Word entries==== When you are adding whitelist or blacklist word
- Spam Filter Rules: IfMatch
- ed to be a valid match if this option is set. For example, without this option set, a match of a?b? will al... instead of the default mode of greedy. | =====Example===== This following example will perform a case insensitive regular expression search of the Subject line ... ct "/.*hello.*/i" # Statements EndIf </code> The example above does not need a regular expression and coul
- Spam Filter Rules: GetAddressType
- nvalid |An unrecognised local recipient | =====Example===== The following example will analyse the 'user@example.com' address and return an address type code into the ${addrType} variable <code> GetAddressType "user@example.com" addrType </code>
- Settings -> Local Mail -> General
- d by a semi-colon (**'';''**).\\ e.g. ''**domain1.example.com;domain2.example.com;domain3.example.com**'' The **Local Domains** box will also support individual email addresses, if yo
- Spam Filter Rules: Comments
- way to add a comment to the end of a line. =====Examples===== The following example demonstrates valid uses of comments <code> ${Apples} = 1 # A comment can go he... the next line ${Pears} = 2 </code> The following example shows an invalid use of comments <code> ${Apples}
- Spam Filter Rules: AddBag
- then 'value' will always be added to 'bag' =====Example===== The following example demonstrates the 'unique' method of adding a value to a bag <code> ${myvalue} =... ns the values "a" and "b" </code> The following example demonstrates the 'multi' method of adding a value
- Spam Filter Rules: DefineRule
- or not the message has a high Bayes score. =====Examples===== The following example defines a rule called 'surbl.org' with a default weighting of 1.2 and an assoc... ssage in multi.surbl.org" </code> The following example defines a rule called 'MyMultipleWeightRule' with
- Spam Filter Rules: GetUserGroup
- o a group, an empty value will be returned. =====Example===== The following example will return the group which the user 'postmaster' is a member of and store it i
- Spam Filter Rules: GetDecodedSection
- inary and contains invalid ASCII characters. =====Examples===== Basic example, returning the result into the **${SectionText}** variable <code> GetDecodedSection 1
- Spam Filter Rules: DNSBL
- being called, to improve script efficiency =====Example===== The following example returns the result of the DNS blacklist lookup into the ${dnsresult} variable,
- Spam Filter Rules: GetMD5
- he format GetMD5 <string> <variable name> =====Example===== The following example will take "hello " plus the contents of the **${myvar}** variable, perform an M
- Spam Filter Rules: GetSectionEncoding
- such as "quoted-printable" or "base64" etc. =====Examples===== Basic example, returning the result into the **${myEncoding}** variable <code> GetSectionEncoding 1
