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Move spam emails to junk emails folder but only with score less than 1.0

  • A

    Hello,

    I want to create a rule to pass spam emails with a score less than 1.0 to Junk email folders.

    I found the option to move spam to the Junk Email folder and I think I need to setup a Content filter rule to move every spam email with a score higher than 1.0 to the Spam Trap folder.

    Is this correct? 

    In the Content Filter, I cannot add dots like 0.9 or 1.5 only 0, 1, 2, 3, etc. So, 1 means 1.0 or 0.1?

    Edit: Also, I would like to know if there is a way to automatically delete emails older than 30 days in Junk Email folders.

    Thank you in advance.

    Abel Herrera

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  • A

    Well, it seems that the Content filter rule is working.

    And for cleaning up the Junk E-mail folder for emails older than 30 days I have the file Midnight.bat with Accountprune /m /d=30 /p=''Junk E-Mail.IMAP

    Hope that works.

    Regards

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  • D

    Hello,

    You stated:

    "Well, it seems that the Content filter rule is working."

    Glad to hear that you were able to get your content filter rule configured correctly.


    You stated:

    "And for cleaning up the Junk E-mail folder for emails older than 30 days I have the file Midnight.bat with Accountprune /m /d=30 /p=''Junk E-Mail.IMAP"

    Instructions for the usage of MDaemon program "AccountPrune.exe" are in the file "AccountPrune.txt". Both are located in folder "\MDaemon\App\". 


    From file "C:\MDaemon\App\AccountPrune.txt":

    (4) SPECIFIED FOLDER:
        Using the /P command line option specifies the folder that you want to delete or archive.  To prune all folders use
        /p="all".  To prune specific IMAP folders, use the folder name such as /p="Spam.IMAP".
        
        (a) The following is an example of the line option:
        
            Accountprune.exe /m /d=2 /p="all"
            
            The above command line will prune every user's Inbox and root IMAP folders that are at least 2 days old.
            
        (b) The following is an example of the line option:
        
            Accountprune.exe /m /d=2 /p="Spam.IMAP"
            
            The above command line will prune every user's root Spam.IMAP folder that is at least 2 days old.
            This is an example of the Spam.IMAP folder path for the above command line:
            
            C:\MDaemon\Users\altn.test.com\user1\Spam.IMAP
            C:\MDaemon\Users\altn.test.com\user2\Spam.IMAP


    What you have posted appears to match the syntax of the "AccountPrune" command above so I feel it should work.

    The results of your "AccountPrune" command will be store in file "AccountPrune_yyyy-mm-dd.log" in folder "C:\MDaemon\Logs\".

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