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ispconfig:spam [2025/08/14 23:26] – created rodolicoispconfig:spam [2025/08/14 23:32] (current) – rodolico
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 Additionally, many mail readers allow you to create Rules or Filters which can look for the Spam filter header which the spam engine puts in. There are two header tags that are very useful to you (following taken from actual spammy message): Additionally, many mail readers allow you to create Rules or Filters which can look for the Spam filter header which the spam engine puts in. There are two header tags that are very useful to you (following taken from actual spammy message):
 +<code>
   * X-Spam-Score: 20.81   * X-Spam-Score: 20.81
   * X-Spam-Level: ********************   * X-Spam-Level: ********************
 +</code>
 The above says the spam filter gave this a spam score of 20.81 (it was an ad for Viagra, definitely spam). The second is designed for e-mail rules and filters. It puts one asterisk for each level of the Spam Score (20 in this case). If you want to do something with anything over a score of 7, you would use the rule: The above says the spam filter gave this a spam score of 20.81 (it was an ad for Viagra, definitely spam). The second is designed for e-mail rules and filters. It puts one asterisk for each level of the Spam Score (20 in this case). If you want to do something with anything over a score of 7, you would use the rule:
  
-//X-Spam-Level: *******//\\  (that is 7 asterisks). Since anything over a score of 7 would have 7 asterisks in it, it will match a score of 7, 8, 9 or greater.+<code>X-Spam-Level: *******</code>  (that is 7 asterisks). Since anything over a score of 7 would have 7 asterisks in it, it will match a score of 7, 8, 9 or greater.
  
 Following is an example for Thunderbird, though it is applicable to other e-mail programs. We are going to create a rule that will go through the Junk folder looking for anything that has a spam level over 10, and immediately throw it away. Following is an example for Thunderbird, though it is applicable to other e-mail programs. We are going to create a rule that will go through the Junk folder looking for anything that has a spam level over 10, and immediately throw it away.
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   - Now, select the X-Spam-Level   - Now, select the X-Spam-Level
   - Leave contains as the condition   - Leave contains as the condition
-  - Enter 10 asterisks in the last part, ie **********+  - Enter 10 asterisks in the last part, ie <code>**********</code>
   - Under Perform these actions   - Under Perform these actions
   - Change Move Message to Delete Message   - Change Move Message to Delete Message
ispconfig/spam.txt · Last modified: by rodolico