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--- webmail-horde:filter-n:spam-level [2011/08/30 13:07]
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+++ webmail-horde:filter-n:spam-level [2021/12/09 09:52]
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-====== HORDE: how to modify E-MAIL SPAM FILTER ======
+====== HORDE: how to manage e-mail SPAM filter ======
-===== General information about SPAM ====
-Except for some " old " users, all the incoming mail tagged as **[Maybe SPAM]** are automatically moved in the folder  **Spam** (depending on your spam level value).\\
+Except for some " old " users, all the incoming mail tagged as **[Maybe SPAM]** are automatically moved in the folder  **Junk** (depending on your spam level value).\\
 **<color purple>The users who use POP can access to Spam folder using webmail service ONLY</color>**.
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 {{page>services:e-mail_service:filters-condivisa}}
 ===== What is the spam level? =====
+{{page>services:e-mail_service:spam-lev-condivisa}}
-Each incoming mail is scanned by our anti-spam filter, that assigns it a **spam score value**.
+===== Clean the Junk folder =====
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-If an e-mail is suspect, the anti-spam program tags it as " [Maybe SPAM] " and assigns to it a **spam score value** starting from **3.5**.\\
-Depending on your **Spam level** set using **Horde** or **Roundcube** (default **5**), the incoming mails will be delivered into the **INBOX** or **Spam** folder.\\
-For example using default settings (Spam level 5):
-  * an e-mail with spam score value " //5// " will be delivered into the **Spam** folder, but it is tagged as " [Maybe SPAM] " because its value is > of 3.4;
-  * an e-mail with spam score value " //4// " will be delivered into the **INBOX** folder, but it is tagged as " [Maybe SPAM] " because its value is > of 3.4;
-  * an e-mail with spam score value  " //3// " will be delivered into the **INBOX** folder.\\
-If you set " //1// " as your **Spam level** a lot of your incoming mails will be delivered into the **Spam** folder (LICIT E-MAILS TOO!!!!). \\
-If you set " //9// " as your **Spam level** a lot of your incoming mail will be delivered into the **INBOX** folder (SPAM MAILS TOO).\\
-So if you wish to change your spam level, **choose carefully.**
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-===== Clean the INBOX_spam folder =====
-:!: You have to check and empty the content of the **Spam** folder from time to time.
+:!: You have to check and empty the content of the **Junk** folder from time to time.
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 {{page>webmail-horde/horde1-condivisa}}
-b) You will obtain the access to the //Existing rules// section. \\
+c) You will obtain the access to the //Existing rules// section. \\
-Here you will be able to edit the spam filter rule selecting **Spam Filter** [ __Edit Spam Filter__ ].\\
+Here you will be able to edit your spam filter rule selecting **Spam Filter** [ Edit Spam Filter ].\\
-{{sp1.jpg|Select Edit Spam Filter...}}
+{{sp1.jpg|Click on Spam Filter...}}
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-c) On the //Spam Filtering// window you can change the standard values:
+d) On the //Spam Filtering// window,
-    * **1)** the //Spam Level:// field (default is **5 - Standard**);
+    * **1)** you can change your spam level value in the //Spam Level:// field (default value is **5 - Standard**);
-    * **2)** the //Folder to receive spam:// field contains the folder name where your spam e-mail is stored (default **Spam**).  **We kindly suggest you to keep this default folder!! **;
+    * **2)** the //Folder to receive spam:// field contains your default folder name **Junk** (where your spam e-mail is stored).  **We kindly suggest you to keep this folder name as default!! **;
-   * **3)** then click on **SAVE**.
+   * **3)** at the end click on **SAVE**.
-{{sp2.jpg|Change default value(s)...}}
+{{sp2.jpg|Change your spam level value...}}
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-d) The Horde webmail service will inform you: \\
+e) The Horde webmail service will inform you: \\
 " Changes saved " & " Script successfully activated " .\\
-{{sp3.jpg|Check the returned status...}}
+{{sp3.jpg|Check the returned status.}}
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+----
 ===== Disable spam filter rule =====
 **Disable spam filter rule in order to receive all the incoming mails in the INBOX folder.**\\
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 {{page>webmail-horde/horde1-condivisa}}
-b) You will obtain the access to the//Existing rules// section. \\
+c) You will obtain the access to the//Existing rules// section. \\
 Here you will be able to disable the Spam Filter rule.\\
-Click **on green sign** [ __Disable Spam Filter__ ] of the //Enabled// column of the //Spam Filter// line. \\
+Click **on the green check** of the //Enabled// column of the //Spam Filter// line. \\
-{{sp1b.jpg|Select Disable Spam filter...}}
+{{sp1b.jpg|Click on the green check on the Spam Filter line...}}
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-c) The Horde webmail service will inform you that the rule is now disabled.\\
+d) The Horde webmail service will inform you that the rule is now disabled.\\
-{{sp4.jpg|Check the returned status...}}
+{{sp4.jpg|Check the returned status.}}
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+----
 ===== Enable spam filter rule =====
 {{page>webmail-horde/horde1-condivisa}}
-b) You will obtain the access to the //Existing rules// section. \\
+c) You will obtain the access to the //Existing rules// section. \\
 Here you will be able to enable the Spam Filter rule.\\
-Click **on red X** [ __Enable Spam filter__ ] of the //Enabled// column of the //Spam Filter// line. \\
+Click **on the red X mark** of the //Enabled// column of the //Spam Filter// line. \\
-{{sp4b.jpg|Select Enable Spam filter...}}
+{{sp4b.jpg|Click on the red X mark of the Spam Filter line...}}
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-c) The Horde webmail service will inform you that the rule is now enabled.\\
+d) The Horde webmail service will inform you that the rule is now enabled.\\
-{{sp5.jpg|Check the returned status...}}
+{{sp5.jpg|Check the returned status.}}