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| ====== ROUNDCUBE - E-mail filters management ====== | ====== ROUNDCUBE - E-mail filters management ====== | ||
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| ==== General information about e-mail filters ==== | ==== General information about e-mail filters ==== | ||
| {{page>services:e-mail_service:filters-condivisa}} | {{page>services:e-mail_service:filters-condivisa}} | ||
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| The **Spam Filter** rule is the only standard rule of Roundcube. | The **Spam Filter** rule is the only standard rule of Roundcube. | ||
| - | ===== How to create a new personal filter rule using ===== | + | {{page>webmail-rc:rc1-condivisa}} |
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| + | c) Select **Filters** tab. \\ | ||
| + | {{f-v1.jpg|Select Filters tab...}} | ||
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| + | d) This is the **Filters** window-tab. \\ | ||
| + | Please note on the left there are the //Filters// and the //Example Filters// sections. \\ | ||
| + | In the example it is highlighted the** plus sign** to create new rules. \\ | ||
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| + | Please remember: the **Spam Filter** rule is the only standard rule of Roundcube. \\ | ||
| + | {{f-v2.jpg|Look what you can find on the left...}} | ||
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| + | Here you can: \\ | ||
| + | * **change rules order**, clicking on the arrow near each rule name in the //Filters// section (we kindly suggest you to keep always your **Spam Filter** rule on the first position); | ||
| + | * **create** a new rule, clicking ** on the plus sign** located on the left button of the //Example Filters// section; | ||
| + | * select an existing rule in the //Filter// section in order to: | ||
| + | * **change** its content (confirm clicking on **Save**); | ||
| + | * **disable/re-enable** a rule, **putting/removing a check** in the //Disable rule// box (confirm clicking on **Save**); | ||
| + | * **delete** a rule, clicking on **Delete**. | ||
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| + | ===== How to create a new personal filter rule ===== | ||
| ==== Automatic delivering into a folder checking incoming e-mails ==== | ==== Automatic delivering into a folder checking incoming e-mails ==== | ||
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| - | d) Click** on the cross** located on the left button in the //Example Filters// section. \\ | + | d) Click** on the plus sign** located on the left button of the //Example Filters// section. \\ |
| - | {{f-v2.jpg|Look for the cross and click on it...}} | + | {{f-v2.jpg|Look for the plus sign and click on it...}} |
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| - | f) The Roundcube webmail service will inform you that ” Filter saved successfully ”. | + | 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 new forward rule// will appear. | Please note: in the //Filter// section on the left of the window, //your new forward rule// will appear. | ||
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