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Morten
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What does the "Consider X-Spam headers" under "Other Filtering Settings" do?
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Alex
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When this option is on, messages containing X-Spam header with value 'Spam' or 'Suspicious' are grayed out. This header is often set on spam messages by internet mail gateways equipped with anti-spam systems.
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Alex
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Morten
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Aha, so I just need to have the mail system add a header called "X-Spam" with the value "Spam" or "Suspicious" and the the row color will be "grayed out"?
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When this option is on, messages containing X-Spam header with value 'Spam' or 'Suspicious' are grayed out. This header is often set on spam messages by internet mail gateways equipped with anti-spam systems.
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Alex
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Yes, if your mail server adds X-Spam header to messages marking them as spam, they will be grayed out in WebMail.
However, if some user of your WebMail adds non-local mail account (i.e. account not belonging to your mail server), your own mail server will be bypassed and message will come directly from third-party mail-server.
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Alex
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Morten
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great :) MailBee really rocks!
An option to show to as a colum in the inbox would be nice.
Alex wrote:
Yes, if your mail server adds X-Spam header to messages marking them as spam, they will be grayed out in WebMail.
However, if some user of your WebMail adds non-local mail account (i.e. account not belonging to your mail server), your own mail server will be bypassed and message will come directly from third-party mail-server.
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Alex
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Thank you for the suggestion. We'll consider it for future versions.
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Alex
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