Difference between revisions of "Blocking Character Sets"
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It is possible to block messages based on character set names. | It is possible to block messages based on character set names. | ||
− | In the web user interface go to Rules->Custom Rules (Compound Rules prior to version 10.1.0 | + | In the web user interface go to Rules->Custom Rules (Compound Rules prior to version 10.1.0) page and then click on the link "Add an Advanced Rule". Enter: |
IF Subject Matches Regexp \p{yyyy} | IF Subject Matches Regexp \p{yyyy} | ||
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Score: xx | Score: xx | ||
− | Then click on "Update". | + | Then click on "Update". When the page updates click on "+ New Clause" in the "Logical Operator" column. This will bring up a blank second filtering clause. Set the "Logical Operator" to "OR" and enter the second clause as below: |
IF Body Matches Regexp \p{yyyy} | IF Body Matches Regexp \p{yyyy} | ||
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** Cyrillic - for Cyrillic (Russian) | ** Cyrillic - for Cyrillic (Russian) | ||
** Script=Hebrew - for Hebrew script | ** Script=Hebrew - for Hebrew script | ||
+ | ** A unicode range such as: | ||
+ | *** So - "Symbol, other" | ||
This only works with CanIt 9.0.6 and above. | This only works with CanIt 9.0.6 and above. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:48, 20 July 2017
It is possible to block messages based on character set names.
In the web user interface go to Rules->Custom Rules (Compound Rules prior to version 10.1.0) page and then click on the link "Add an Advanced Rule". Enter:
IF Subject Matches Regexp \p{yyyy} Comment: cc Score: xx
Then click on "Update". When the page updates click on "+ New Clause" in the "Logical Operator" column. This will bring up a blank second filtering clause. Set the "Logical Operator" to "OR" and enter the second clause as below:
IF Body Matches Regexp \p{yyyy}
Then click on "Update and Save"
Where in the above:
- cc is an optional comment
- xx is a suitable value dependent on your objectives, and,
- yyyy is one of:
- CJK_Unified_Ideographs - for Chinese, Japanese or Korean
- Arabic - for Arabic script
- Cyrillic - for Cyrillic (Russian)
- Script=Hebrew - for Hebrew script
- A unicode range such as:
- So - "Symbol, other"
This only works with CanIt 9.0.6 and above.