About the filter rule, how can I modify such a filtering rule...

[lloyd]

Now, I have a whitelist(in Who Objects), It contains some email domains that related with our business.
I would like to achieve such a rule:
The mails from non-whitelist domains would be just "Modify Spam Subject", not quarantined.
I guess just one rule may not achieve this...
Any suggestion?

Regards!

 

[Stoiko Ivanov]

Not sure if I understand your question completely - but I think you can acheive this with 2 rules:
* higher priority rule with the from-object added and the desired action for those senders
* lower priority rule with out from-object and the other action

I hope this helps!

 

[lloyd]

Not sure if I understand your question completely - but I think you can acheive this with 2 rules:
* higher priority rule with the from-object added and the desired action for those senders
* lower priority rule with out from-object and the other action

I hope this helps!

To be honesty, I don't understand the second rule from you...
I wonder what's "out from-object", I do not know how to use the rule to express those mail-domains do not on the whitelist.
I think "accecpt white list" is the first rule from you, is that right?


How can I make the second rule in order to let's the domains outside the whitlist, can be rename the subject.
Sorry, my English is quite limited, I'm not sure my expression is clear.
Anyway, thanks your reply.

Regards.

 

[Stoiko Ivanov]

I wonder what's "out from-object",

sorry - that was a (semantically quite relevant typo from me): without from object - just don't add any from object

 

[lloyd]

Now , it's ok... I made 2 rules below:

1,higher priority, action: accecpt, from: whitelist;
2,lower priority, action: Modify Subject, from: empty;

It seems achiveved my purpose.