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- | Every incoming e-mail is filtered by some e-mail filter rules (**spam, vacation, forward, filters, personal filter rules**). You can **manage them using SISSA webmail service** (Horde or Roundcube) ONLY. \\ | ||
- | All e-mail clients (pine, thunderbird, etc.) filter rules work after the rules managed through webmail service, so// any e-mail client can not overwrite or overtake the rules fixed/managed through webmail service.//\\ | ||
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- | Please note: **the settings defined using Horde are not exportable to Roundcube** and viceversa. \\ | ||
- | After defining **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. | ||
- | * Setting/modifying a configuration (filters too) using Roundcube will overwrite Horde rules and viceversa. To avoid any problem, **to modify/enable/disable your e-mail filter rules use always the same webmail service. NOT BOTH!!** For example:**<color teal> you have NOT to set forward and vacation with Horde and then spam filter settings with Roundcube... or viceversa.</color>**\\ | ||
- | * You can read/send/manage your e-mails using Roundcube, and use the filter settings set through Horde without any problem. | ||
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- | === Filter rule order === | ||
- | You can change the order of your filters rules clicking on the **arrows** on the right of | ||
- | each filter name. \\ | ||
- | We kindly suggest to **keep** your **Spam Filter** rule on **the first** position.\\ | ||
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