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ROUNDCUBE: how to manage e-mail SPAM filter

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Except for some “ old ” users, all the incoming mail tagged as [Maybe SPAM] are automatically moved in the folder INBOX_spam (depending on your spam level value).
The users who use POP can access to Spam folder using webmail service ONLY.

General information about e-mail filters (SPAM included)

 
 

Clean the INBOX_spam folder

:!: You have to check and empty the content of the INBOX_spam folder from time to time.


Change default value(s)

 

c) Select Filters tab.
Select Filters tab...


d) In Filters section, click on Spam Filter rule.
Select your Spam Filter rule...


e)

  • 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.


Change the value of the Test string files ONLY, then save your Spam Filter rule...


f) The Roundcube webmail service will inform you that ” Filter saved successfully ”.
Check the returned status.



Disable spam filter rule

Disable spam filter rule in order to receive all the incoming mails in your INBOX folder.

 

c) Select Filters tab.
Select Filters tab...


d) In Filters section, click on Spam Filter rule.
Select your Spam Filter rule...


e)

  • 1) Put a check in the Disable rule box on the right;
  • 2) then click on Save.


Put a check in the Disable rule box on the right, then save your Spam Filter rule...


f) The Roundcube webmail service will inform you that ” Filter saved successfully ”. Please note: in the Filter section on the left of the window, your Spam Filter rule will appear “ (Disabled) ”.
Check the Disabled status on the left.




Enable spam filter rule

 

c) Select Filters tab.
Select Filters tab...


d) In Filters section, click on Spam Filter rule.
Select your Spam Filter rule...


e)

  • 1) Remove the check in the Disable rule box on the right (clicking in it);
  • 2) then click on Save.


Remove the check in the //Disable rule// box, then save your spam rule...


f) The Roundcube webmail service will inform you that ” Filter saved successfully ”. Please note: in the Filter section on the left of the window, your Spam Filter rule will appear without “ (Disabled) ” now.
Check the returned status.



Reset spam filter rule

The Spam Filter rule is the only default rule of Roundcube.
If you wish to reset it to default values, first you have to delete your Spam Filter rule, then you have to re-create your spam filter rule.

 

c) Select Filters tab.
Select Filters tab...


d) In Examples Filter section, click on Spam Filter rule.
Select Spam Filter rule...


e) Click on Delete.
Delete your Spam Filter rule...


f) Confirm the operation, click on OK.
Confirm the operation...


g) In the Filter section on the left your Spam Filter rule does not exist any longer.
Check the Filter section status.


Now you have to re-create your spam filter rule.

Re-create spam filter rule

The Spam Filter rule is the only default rule of Roundcube.
If you have deleted unawares or deliberately this rule, please execute the following instructions to re-recreate it.

 

c) Select Filters tab.
Select Filters tab...


d) In Examples Filter section, click on Spam Filter rule.
Select Spam Filter rule...


e) Click on Save.
Save your Spam Filter rule...


f) The Roundcube webmail service will inform you that ” Filter saved successfully ”. You can see your Spam Filter rule in the Filter section on the left.
Check the returned status.



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