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--- services:e-mail_service:e-mail_filters_condivisa [2011/03/14 13:45]
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+++ services:e-mail_service:e-mail_filters_condivisa [2021/12/09 12:31]
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-**Every incoming e-mail** is filtered by some **e-mail filter rules**, based on a language called Sieve and you can **manage them using webmail** service (horde or squirrel).\\
+Every incoming e-mail is filtered by some e-mail filter rules,  based on a language called Sieve. /**and you can **manage them using webmail** service (horde or squirrel).  */ \\
-The old one, based on //Procmail//, is now disabled:!:\\
-**E-mail filters rules** include: <html>&nbsp; &nbsp; </html>[size=15]vacation[/size], <html>&nbsp; &nbsp;</html>
-[size=15]forward[/size], <html>&nbsp; &nbsp; </html>
-[size=15]spam filters[/size], <html>&nbsp; &nbsp; </html>
-[size=15]general filter rules[/size]. [size=15]These 4 points[/size] (your main filter settings included) [size=18] can  be managed using the web interface of Horde or SquirrelMail ONLY[/size].\\
-All e-mail clients (pine, thunderbird, etc.) filter rules work after the rules managed through horde or squirrel, so <color Red>any e-mail client can not overwrite or overtake the rules fixed/managed through webmail service</color>\\
-**[size=15]But remember that the settings defined using horde are not exportable to squirrel and viceversa. [/size]**\\
+E-mail filters rules include: **vacation, forward, spam filters, general filter rules.** These 4 points (your main filter settings included)  **can be managed using webmail service ONLY ** (at the moment the interface of Horde is the only webmail service available).  /** inizio comento or SquirrelMail ONLY fine commento*/\\
-If you define a rule, this will be active until when you change or overwrite it. The activated filters are the  ones which have been saved for last. \\
+The old one, based on //Procmail//, is now disabled.\\
+All e-mail clients (alpine, thunderbird, etc.) filter rules work after the rules managed through webmail service (horde) /** or squirrel */, so any e-mail client can not overwrite or overtake the rules fixed/managed through webmail service.\\
+\\
+/** inizio commento
+**But remember that the settings defined using horde are not exportable to squirrel and viceversa. **\\ fine commento */
+If you define a rule through webmail service, this will be active until when you change or overwrite it. The activated filters are the  ones which have been saved for last. \\
+\\
+/** inizio commento
 This means for example that:
-    * [size=15]setting/modifying a configuration (filters too) using squirrel will overwrite horde rules and viceversa[/size]. So manage your configuration using always horde or always squirrel. For example:<color Maroon >  you have NOT to set forward and vacation with horde and then spam filter settings with squirrel... or viceversa.</color>\\
+    * setting/modifying a configuration (filters too) using squirrel will overwrite horde rules and viceversa. So manage your configuration using always horde or always squirrel. For example:**<color teal>  you have NOT to set forward and vacation with horde and then spam filter settings with squirrel... or viceversa.</color>**\\
     * but your can read/send/manage your e-mails using squirrel, and use the filter settings set through horde without any problem.
-<note i>
-To avoid any problem, **to modify/enable/disable your e-mail filter rules use always the same webmail service: ONLY HORDE or ONLY SQUIRREL -- NOT BOTH  **
-</note>
+{{:esclamativo2.jpg?30x30|warning!}}To avoid any problem, **to modify/enable/disable your e-mail filter rules use always the same webmail service. NOT BOTH!!**
+fine commento */
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