Closed jamminjames closed 2 years ago
Roundcube is creating filter definitions, but the filtering is done by the server. So, if there's a bug it does not look like Roundcube bug.
You might try to use different modifier (BODY-TRANSFORM) values in advanced options of the filter rule. https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc5173.txt - Chapter 5.
@alecpl, The directions you linked to aren't really clear to me. Can you help me figure out how to use the advanced feature?
When I click on the down arrow to the left of the filter box ("advanced options" shows on hover), there is no "BODY-TRANSFORM" shown in the "comparator" nor "modifier" menus. This is with "Body" selected. I've tried the "..." choice and the others as an alternative to "Body", but it's the same.
There is a choice for "modifier" called "content type", is that what I should use? And what do I put in the blank?
Thanks for any help.
For some reason, Roundcube is not matching for a word in the body with the "Body contains" filter. The filter is enabled.
The word is on the first line of the body, as you can see here in the source code of the email in question. I am including up to the first couple lines of the html version of the body. This is a reply to an email sent to a customer. I am trying to filter for the word "REMOVE" in the body. It's right there, after the header and after "Content-Type".
Should I use "matches expression" instead? And if so, what should I put there?
Any help would be appreciated.