Request Samples

Adding a pattern

This packet adds pattern *@spam.net to the server black list.

<packet version="1.4.2.0">

<spamfilter>

<add-pattern>

<filter>

<pattern>*@spam.net</pattern>

</filter>

<list>black</list>

<username>admin</username>

</add-pattern>

</spamfilter>

</packet>

Adding multiple patterns

This packet adds patterns *@spam.net and spam@mailme.net to the black list of mailbox mybox@domain.com.

<packet version="1.4.2.0">

<spamfilter>

<add-pattern>

   <filter>

      <pattern>*@spam.net</pattern>

      <pattern>spam@mailme.net</pattern>

   </filter>

<list>black</list>

<username>mybox@domain.com</username>

</add-pattern>

</spamfilter>

</packet>

This packet adds patterns *@spam.net and spam@mailme.net to the unblack list of mailbox mybox@domain.com, and to the server black list. It means mybox@domain.com will receive e-mail messages from addresses defined by patterns, although the server will consider these messages to be spam.

<packet version="1.4.2.0">

<spamfilter>

<add-pattern>

   <filter>

      <pattern>*@spam.net</pattern>

      <pattern>spam@mailme.net</pattern>

   </filter>

<list>black</list>

<username>admin</username>

</add-pattern>

<add-pattern>

   <filter>

      <pattern>*@spam.net</pattern>

      <pattern>spam@mailme.net</pattern>

   </filter>

<list>unblack</list>

<username>mybox@domain.com</username>

</add-pattern>

</spamfilter>

</packet>