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ROUNDCUBE - E-mail filters management
General information about e-mail filters
E-mail filters management
The Spam Filter rule is the only default rule of Roundcube.
Here you can:
- change an existing rule, selecting the rule name;
- disable/re-enable a rule, putting/remove a check in the Disable rule box on the right (after editing a rule);
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- enable a rule, clicking on red X of the Enabled column of the rule name line.
c) Select Filters tab.
d) Click on the cross located on the left button in the Example Filters section.
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- 1) In the Filter Rules section, you can change the value of the Test string field, do not change any other fields!! ;
- 2) then click on Save.
C....., then save your personal rule...
f) The Roundcube webmail service will inform you that ” Filter saved successfully ”.
Check the returned status.
b) You will obtain the access to the Existing rules window.
Blacklist, Spam, Forward, Vacation
This is the standard Existing rules setting: Blacklist (disabled), Spam (enabled), Forward (disabled), Vacation (disabled).
Your existing personal filter rules
About your existing personal filter rules (not Blacklist, Spam, Forward, Vacation) you can:
- delete a your personal rule, selecting the wastebasket on the left of your rule name;
- copy an existing personal filter rule in a new one, selecting the two little sheets of paper on the left of your rule name.
How to create a new personal filter rule using HORDE
Automatic delivering into a folder checking incoming e-mails using HORDE
b) You will obtain the access to the Existing rules window, click on New Rule.
c) Fill in/choose carefully the contents of Filter Rule window fields:
- 1) fill in the Rule Name: field with a name as you like (with this name -later- you will be able to identify this rule in the Existing rules window);
- 2) choose: From into Select a field drop-down list, … the content of the window will change…
- 2)… you will be able to choose into Contains drop-down list Equal to, then in the last field on the same line write the full e-mail address on which you wish to activate this filter (for example joan@square.it).
d) Always on Filter Rule window:
- 1) in the Do this: section, into the first drop-down list select Deliver to folder:, it will appear a new drop-down list on the right;
- 2) select an existing folder name of the list (for example marina);
- 3) at the end, click on Save.
g) The horde webmail service will inform you that the new rule is active:
“ Changes saved. Script successfully activated ” .
All incoming e-mails from joan@square.it will be automatically placed in the selected folder name (marina in the example).