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Showing the filters setup
screen
A line of a filter can be activated or not by clicking in " Active
Box ". Case you want that the EmC deletes directly in the server
a message that is in accordance with the established filter is enough
to click in the Box "Delete". CARE! The EmC deletes
in the server all messages that are in accordance with filter when the
box "Delete message... " is enabled. You have no possibility
of recovering this message.
Through the established Filters the EmC can
mark messages to be deleted directly in the provider.
Thus those unsolicited messages are deleted back in the provider. The
trash in the network simply is evaporated without occupying space in your
disk and you do not have to wait the message to be received. The filters
operate in the folowing fields: header, subject, sender, attach and message
body. You can, simply click the button "Get", to catch the new
filters of Virus identification that we keep in our site.
The column in yellow shows box to enable/disable a specific filter. The
column in blue shows box that indicates to EmC which filters will be used
to delete filtered messages. This exclusion is made directly in the server.
To include, to modify or to delete an item of the filters list it is enough
to click with the right button of mouse and choose the option in the menu.
Table of filters definition:
| Field
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Condition
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Description
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| Subject
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Contains |
The EmC looks in the subject for words specified in the filter. |
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Equal(exact match) |
The EmC looks in the subject for the accurately word equal to the
specified one. |
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Starts with |
If the subject starts with the specified word, the EmC returns as
true. |
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Ends with |
If the subject finishs with the specified word, the EmC returns as
true. |
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Blank or empty |
If the subject is blank, the EmC returns true. |
|
Virus header equal to |
Identical to "Equal" differentiating only in the emitted
message, when the specified word is found. |
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All uppercase |
If all words in subject are uppercase, the EmC will return as true.
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Sender |
Contains |
Identical to subject filter. |
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Equal(exact match) |
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Starts with |
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Ends with |
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Blank or empty |
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All number |
If the message field sender before " @ " is all numerical,
the EmC will return true. |
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First is a number |
If the first character of the message field sender is a number, the
EmC will return true. |
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At least half numeric |
If more of half field, before " @ " is numerical, the EmC
returns as true. |
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Sender-domain |
Contains |
Identical to sender filter, but being valid only for the characters
after the arroba " @ ". |
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Equal(exact match) |
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Starts with |
| |
Ends with |
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Blank or empty |
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All number |
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First is a number |
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At least half numeric |
| Header
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Contains |
The message header is normally not shown together with its body. The
EmC can show it and filter it. The header is formed by diverse lines,
the EmC looks for a word in all lines. |
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Equal(exact match) |
Same to the subject being valid for all header lines . |
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Starts with |
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Ends with |
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Attach |
Contains |
Identical to subject filter. The EmC makes the research in the names
of the message attached files. |
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Equal(exact match) |
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Starts with |
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Ends with |
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Blank or empty |
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File name with virus equal to |
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All uppercase |
| Body
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Contains |
Identical to header filter. The EmC looks for in all lines of the
message body. |
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Equal(exact match) |
See also filters of the System. The EmC possesss standards filters that
are specified in the screen of " Setup".
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