Wie kann ich eine Email-Filter einrichten?

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Sie können eine E-Mail mit Hilfe von Spam-Filtern für ungewollte EMails blockieren.

1. Klicken Sie in unter dem "EMail" Bereich den Punkt " Email-Filter ".

2.Klicken Sie auf "Manage Filter".

3.Klicken Sie auf "Create a New Filter".

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Filter rules and criteria
The first set of options specifies which part of the email message the system examines to determine whether the message matches your filter parameters.
You can choose from the following options:

Operators
After you select the portion of the email message that the system will examine, select the type of comparison between that portion of the email and the criteria that you enter.
You can choose from the following options:

After you have created a filter, you should test it to make sure that it filters what you intended.

To test an e-mail filter, follow these steps:

Important:
When you create a filter that uses several operators, the system processes the and operator before the or operator. For example:
The system processes A or B and C as A or (B and C).
The system processes A and B or C as (A and B) or C.

Criteria
Enter the criteria to use in the text box under the Rules menus. The type of data that you enter determines the comparison that the system performs.
For example, if you select the From and Equals filters, enter user@example.com as the criteria. The system determines that any email from user@example.com matches the filter, but does not match seconduser@example.com because it contains additional letters.
Important
Exim converts newlines into spaces in the $message_body field. Do not add \n characters to any body filters that you create.
Actions
When cPanel determines that an email message matches your filter, it handles that message with the any of the following actions that you specify:

Pipe to a Program
Important:
Make certain that your script uses the proper file permissions (0700). To change your script's file permissions, run the chmod 0700 myscript.php command, where myscript.php represents your script's location and file name.

Use the Pipe to a Program option to parse and enter email information into a different system. For example, use the Pipe to a Program option to pipe email information to a program that enters email information into a ticket system.

STDIN pipes email and headers to the program.
Pipes can accept variables from the $_SERVER array and variables on the command line.
The language or environment that you use may cause memory limit issues.
If your script produces any output, even a blank line, the system will create a bounce message that contains that output.

When you use the Pipe to a Program option, enter a path that is relative to your home directory. For example, to use the /home/user/ script.pl script, enter script.pl in the Pipe to a Program text box, where user represents your username.

Note:If you use PHP, make certain that you appropriately wrap your code in start and end tags.

PHP and Perl hashbangs
To ensure that the script functions properly, the script must be executable and the appropriate hashbang line must exist at the top of the script.
If you use PHP, enter the following hashbang line at the top of the script:

• #!/usr/local/bin/php -q

• If you use Perl, enter the following hashbang line at the top of the script:

  #!/usr/bin/perl

If your script does not include a hashbang, enter the path to the Perl or PHP interpreter in the Pipe to a Program text box. Follow it with the full path to the script, for example: