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======How to write your own spam filter rules====== | ======How to write your own spam filter rules====== | ||
- | VPOP3' | + | VPOP3' |
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+ | For a technical reference, see our [[reference:spam_filter_rules|Spam Filter Rules documentation]]. | ||
A basic thing that people might want to do is to filter on a phrase, you could do this simply by editing the ' | A basic thing that people might want to do is to filter on a phrase, you could do this simply by editing the ' | ||
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- | If you put the text to search for in quotes, then VPOP3 will do a simple substring match. For more flexibility you can use regular expressions, | + | If you just have the text to search for, then VPOP3 will do a simple substring match. For more flexibility you can use regular expressions, |
eg | eg | ||
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Body / | Body / | ||
AnyText / | AnyText / | ||
+ | Body "/this is a regular[- ]expression with spaces in/i" 100 | ||
EndBulkScan | EndBulkScan | ||
</ | </ | ||