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- Autoresponder Commands
- different responses based on the incoming message subject. You can specify them as: * **[Section: <subject text>]** * **[Default]** * **[All]** If no section... defined, then **[All]** is assumed. **[Section: <subject text>]** sections will be sent if the subject of the incoming message contains the <subject text> (case in
- Outgoing Message Scripting
- ge(AuthenticatedSender, ReturnPath, CreationDate, Subject, SenderIPAddress, FileLength, Priority, Headers, ... message was created - as ''YYYYMMDDHHMMSS''. * Subject - The subject of the message. * SenderIPAddress - The IP address of the message sender (if generated fro... ge(AuthenticatedSender, ReturnPath, CreationDate, Subject, SenderIPAddress, FileLength, Priority, Headers)
- Autoresponder
- revent "autoresponder loops") * **Autoresponder Subject Prefix/Subject** - this indicates modifications to the original message subject. If you choose **Subject Prefix** then the specified text will be prepended to the start of the original s
- Find a message
- ======Find a message====== If you know the subject of a message, you can search the entire message store for messages with this subject. Go to Settings → Database → Query Alternativel... n, type <code> SELECT messagetime, internaltime, subject, fromaddr, fromname, tolist, attachments, spam, s... INNER JOIN users.users ON userid=usernumber WHERE subject ilike '%<subject to search for>%'; </code> Repla
- Autoresponder Global Scripting
- reply-to address to use in the autoresponse * Subject - the subject replacement for the autoresponse (cannot be used with SubjectPrefix) * SubjectPrefix - text to prefix to the original subject for the autoresponse (cannot be used with Subject) * AppendMsg - whether the original message should b
- ListServer Commands
- on the particular mailing list's settings. =====Subject Commands===== These commands can be sent in the message subject. If these are used, then the remainder of the mes... scribe=== (Can be abbreviated to **sub**) Send a subject of **subscribe listname**. For example Subject: subscribe offers-list n.b. Use the //list name//, not
- Settings -> Attachment Processing
- <**Header field**>: <**Data to match**>''. e.g. ''Subject: Annual accounts''.\\ You may either use wildcard... or the **Data to match** part of the rule. e.g. ''Subject: Annual accounts for*'', or ''Subject: /Annual accounts for (Your main business|Your other business)/i'' ... l be replaced by a dynamic value, such as: * **%subject%** - //The message subject, but with some charact
- Autoresponder scripting
- inator** - the originator email address * **OrigSubject** - the original subject * **Date, LongDate, ShortDate, Time, TimeNoSecs** - the current date & time in ... en called, the //Keep, CheckLog, Sender, ReplyTo, Subject, SubjectPrefix, AppendMsg, To, CopyTo// and //Att... reply-to address to use in the autoresponse * **Subject** - the subject replacement for the autoresponse
- Spam Filter Rules
- =====Examples===== * [[spamrules_addrandomtexttosubject|Add random text to subject on incoming messages]] * [[spamrules_addfixedtexttosubject|Add fixed text to subject on incoming messages]] * [[spamrules_checkrecipient|Increase spam score for sp
- Monitor Scripting
- Out(sender, authenticated_sender, recipient_list, subject) or MonitorInternal(sender, recipient_list, subject) or MonitorIncoming(sender, recipient_list, subject) * **recipient_list** is a list of target email a... Out(sender, authenticated_sender, recipient_list, subject, size, attachments, ToRecipients, CcRecipients, B
- SMTP Server Lua Scripting
- ssMessage()===== ''ProcessMessage("<mailfrom>", "<subject>", <recipient list>, <current actions>, <message ... * <mailfrom> is the SMTP 'MAIL FROM' address * <subject> is the message subject line * <recipient list> is a table containing a list of the recipient email addr... ", "<Authenticated Sender>", "<Sender Address>", "Subject", <locally sent>, <message size>'' This function
- Increase the spam score for subject marker
- ======Increase the spam score for subject marker====== This script is for the case where your ISP adds a marker eg '[spam]' to the message subject, and you want the VPOP3 spamfilter to quarantine ... ssage as spam" BulkScan Score [ISPSpamMarker] Subject /^\[Spam\]/ 200 EndBulkScan When the subject starts with [Spam], then the spam filter will add '200'
- Use the spam filter scripting to add random text to the subject on incoming messages
- e spam filter scripting to add random text to the subject on incoming messages====== This needs VPOP3 versi... xt ''[XXX-99999]'' added to an incoming message's subject if it does not already exist. Some people want th... sages) <code> IfMatch rcpt /^support$/i IfMatch subject /\[[A-Z]{3}-\d{5}\]/ # reference already exists ... f} .= ${T} Random 0 9 T ${Ref} .= ${T} AddHeader "Subject: [${Ref}] ${Subject}" EndIf EndIf </code>
- Spam Filter Rules: IfMatch
- the same task as **body**, but also searches the subject line |2.1.7 | ^anytexta |This performs the same task as **bodya**, but also searches the subject line |2.1.7 | ^htmlsource |This searches the raw... case insensitive regular expression search of the Subject line of the message header to see if it contains the text **hello** anywhere. <code> IfMatch subject "/.*hello.*/i" # Statements EndIf </code> The ex
- Users.Autoresponders table
- the autoresponse's reply-to address should be * subject - text indicating what the autoresponse's subject should be (blank to use the original message's subject) * subjectprefix - text indicating a prefix to add to the start of the autoresponse's subject if the subject was not explicitly specified above
