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-====== SQUIRRELMAIL:​ how to modify E-MAIL SPAM FILTER ====== 
  
-===== General information about SPAM ===== 
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-Except for some '​old'​ users, all the incoming mail tagged as **[Maybe SPAM]** are automatically moved in your **INBOX_spam** folder ​ (depending on your spam level value).\\ 
-The **<color purple>​users who use POP</​color>​** ​ can access to ** <color purple>​INBOX_spam</​color>​** folder using webmail horde or squirrel **<color purple>​ONLY</​color>​**. 
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-===== General information about e-mail filters (SPAM INCLUDED)===== 
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-===== What is the spam level ?===== 
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-Each incoming mail is scanned by our anti-spam filter, that assigns it a SPAM-SCORE VALUE. ​ 
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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 **squirrel** (default **5**), the incoming mails will be delivered into the **INBOX** or **INBOX_spam** folder.\\ 
-For example using default settings: 
-  * an e-mail with value 5 (and tagged as //[Maybe SPAM]// because its value is > of 3.4), will be delivered into the //​INBOX_spam//​ folder; 
-  * an e-mail with value 4 will be delivered into the INBOX folder, but tagged as [Maybe SPAM] because its value is > of 3.4; 
-  * an e-mail with 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 //​INBOX_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 ===== 
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-:!: You have to check and empty the content of the INBOX_spam folder from time to time.  
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-**It is NOT possible to set the same parameters on horde and on squirrel.**\\ 
-There are some differences,​ so choose carefully and remember what you have just read before this section.!!\\ 
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-===== Change default value(s) ===== 
-**Login on squirrelmail**,​ this is the squirrel login page:\\ 
-https://​webmail.sissa.it/​squirrelmail/​src/​login.php 
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-a) On the main page ... 
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-{{s1a.jpg|On the main page ...}} 
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-a2) ... you have to select **Filters**. 
-{{s1part.jpg|Select Filters on the top of the page...}} 
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-b) **You can change the content of the spam rule, independently if the rule is enabled or disabled.**\\ 
-After changing, you can reenable, disable, or keep the actual state or the rule. \\ 
-Click **on the sheet of paper** [ __Edit__ ] //on the SPAMScore rule line// to edit the rule.\\ 
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-{{sfs1.jpg|Edit vacation rule...}} 
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-c) On //Configure Anti-SPAM Protection//​ section you can change: 
-      * **1)** //Target score//: **change //your spam level//** (default is //5 - Standard//​);​ 
-      * **2)** //​Whitelist//:​ e-mails satisfying the rule/s will not be considered spam or junk and so will not be moved automatically to spam/junk folders; 
-      * **3)** //Action//: select **Junk Folder** to move the spam mail into //​INBOX_spam folder// (**Please note**: using squirrelmail you can not change the name of your spam folder); 
-      * **3)** //Action//: select **Discard** to delete automatically the incoming mail which have a value HIGHER them your spam level; 
-      * **4)** click on **Apply Changes**.\\ 
-{{sfs2.jpg|Change spam rule...}} 
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-c2) The squirrel webmail service will inform you about the successfully rule update.\\ 
-{{sfs3.jpg|Check the returned status...}} 
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-===== Disable spam filter rule ===== 
-**Login on squirrelmail**,​ this is the squirrel login page:\\ 
-https://​webmail.sissa.it/​squirrelmail/​src/​login.php 
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-a) On the main page ... 
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-{{s1a.jpg|On the main page ...}} 
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-a2) ... you have to select **Filters**. 
-{{s1part.jpg|Select Filters on the top of the page...}} 
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-b) **1)** Click **on the white small square** placed on the left of //the SPAMScore rule line//, then \\ 
- ​**2)** click on **Disable**. 
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-{{sfs4.jpg|Disable spam rule...}} 
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-c) The squirrel webmail service will inform you that the rule is disabled.\\ 
-{{sfs5.jpg|Check the returned status...}} 
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-===== Enable spam filter rule ===== 
-**Login on squirrelmail**,​ this is the squirrel login page:\\ 
-https://​webmail.sissa.it/​squirrelmail/​src/​login.php 
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-a) On the main page ... 
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-{{s1a.jpg|On the main page ...}} 
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-a2) ... you have to select **Filters**. 
-{{s1part.jpg|Select Filters on the top of the page...}} 
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-b) **1)** Click o**n the white small square** placed on the left of //the SPAMScore rule line//, then \\ 
-**2)** click on **Enable**. 
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-{{sfs6.jpg|Enable spam rule...}} 
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-c) The squirrel webmail service will inform you that the rule is disabled. The word DISABLED is no more present on the //​SPAMScore//​ rule line. \\ 
-{{sfs7.jpg|Check the returned status...}} 
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