Hello,
i use an external spamchecker. it inserts a tag (X-ME-Content: Deliver-To=Junk).
Mailenable is configured to move them automatically to the Junk folder. This works verry well. Thanks.
Now i want to redirect this mailbox. Of course i dont want to redirect junk, only inbox.
But mailenable also redirect all junk. How to prevent junk-folder from redirecting?
TIA
Greetings from germany
Jens
prevent to forward Junk
Hello again,
just noticed, that i have a similiar problem with autoresponders.
i want to respond to all mails in my inbox, but it responds also to all spam in junkfolder .
How to prevent this?
Greetings from germany
Jens
PS: My english is verry bad. if you dont understand my problem, then please ask.
just noticed, that i have a similiar problem with autoresponders.
i want to respond to all mails in my inbox, but it responds also to all spam in junkfolder .
How to prevent this?
Greetings from germany
Jens
PS: My english is verry bad. if you dont understand my problem, then please ask.
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Hi, at present the POC which deals with the auto responder and redirections does not know that the message is destined for a particular mailbox folder ie Inbox, Junk-Email at the time when the action is completed. There is a possible way for it to check by searching the header for the extra line that is added by the MTA or SMTP connectors to force the delivery of the message to the Junk E-mail folder, I have added a possible change for this in the issue register.
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Maybe you could try this in the mean time:
Filter
Criteria
Where the message is FROM (mailbox address)
AND
Where the connector is Post Office
AND
Where the header contains SPAM string
Then
Quarantine and Delete message.
Filter
Criteria
Where the message is FROM (mailbox address)
AND
Where the connector is Post Office
AND
Where the header contains SPAM string
Then
Quarantine and Delete message.
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Ben, any update on this in the issue register? I have several customers that are having problems with either spam being redirected or auto responders going out to all spammers & them getting a ton of delivery failures as a result.
I did try using your script as a temporary workaround, but it doesn't seem to be triggering for some reason:
I did try using your script as a temporary workaround, but it doesn't seem to be triggering for some reason:
Code: Select all
If (CriteriaMet([ME_FROM],"*domain1.com*") Or _
CriteriaMet([ME_FROM],"*domain2.net*")) And _
CriteriaMet([ME_HEADERS_CONTAIN],"X-ME-Content: Deliver-To=Junk") And _
CriteriaMet([ME_CONNECTOR],"POPC") Then
FilterResult=1
End If
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Hi,
There are two registry settings that can help with this the links are below;
http://www.mailenable.com/kb/viewarticl ... 020481.htm
http://www.mailenable.com/kb/viewarticl ... 020480.htm
There are two registry settings that can help with this the links are below;
http://www.mailenable.com/kb/viewarticl ... 020481.htm
http://www.mailenable.com/kb/viewarticl ... 020480.htm
Regards,
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I'm running Professional edition v3.14. I tried the registry entries listed above, but I don't seem to be having any luck. Does this just address messages with the 'Deliver-to=junk' header, or should this work with the high, medium, and low scores as well?
What I would really like to be able to do is this:
If a user is redirecting mail and not retaining a copy in the inbox, then any mail marked with 'Deliver-to=junk' or with a 'me-spam' rating of high, medium, or low would just get deleted.
If a user is redirecting mail AND retaining a copy, I'd like to have the junk mail (with either the 'deliver to' or 'me-spam' ratings other than 'no') directed to their junk mail folder as usual per their webmail settings, but not forwarded.
Is this possible? I'm trying to play with the advanced scriptiing, but I'm afraid I haven't quite grasped it, and I am unsure of where the scripts are evaluated in the flow of messages into and out of the server.
Does anyone have any recommendations on how this could be done?
What I would really like to be able to do is this:
If a user is redirecting mail and not retaining a copy in the inbox, then any mail marked with 'Deliver-to=junk' or with a 'me-spam' rating of high, medium, or low would just get deleted.
If a user is redirecting mail AND retaining a copy, I'd like to have the junk mail (with either the 'deliver to' or 'me-spam' ratings other than 'no') directed to their junk mail folder as usual per their webmail settings, but not forwarded.
Is this possible? I'm trying to play with the advanced scriptiing, but I'm afraid I haven't quite grasped it, and I am unsure of where the scripts are evaluated in the flow of messages into and out of the server.
Does anyone have any recommendations on how this could be done?
Re: prevent to forward Junk
Bump
Over 9 years later, I'm having this issue.
I have tried the registry keys mentioned and still see mail marked as X-ME-Content: Deliver-To=Junk getting forwarded out for users who simply forward their email. I would love to stop this spam from leaving the MailEnable server.
Over 9 years later, I'm having this issue.
I have tried the registry keys mentioned and still see mail marked as X-ME-Content: Deliver-To=Junk getting forwarded out for users who simply forward their email. I would love to stop this spam from leaving the MailEnable server.
Thank You,
Keith Damron
VF
Keith Damron
VF