Content filtering domain wildcards

Question asked by Thomas Leylan - 8/16/2022 at 2:41 PM

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I've been writing them this way forever but the docs don't show such an example so... I wanted to confirm my assumption re: content filtering of domains. I have set wildcards on.

dominos.com This would catch anything from that domain correct?

*.dominos.com This would catch anything from e-offers.dominos.com I assume

would *dominos.com without the . (dot) catch emails from any domain that ends with "dominos.com"? I assume this ultimately might not be not a good idea as it could match some domains unintentionally.

Thanks.

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Zach Sylvester Replied

8/16/2022 at 3:03 PM

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Hello Thomas,

Thanks for posting to the community.

Those look correct. There shouldn't be any issues unless people are sending from a dominos.com domain.

Please let me know if you have any questions.

Kind Regards,

Zach Sylvester Software Developer SmarterTools Inc. www.smartertools.com

Thomas Leylan Replied

8/17/2022 at 3:37 PM

Thank you. I figured out the issue... is there any way to "disable" a content filtering "set" (don't know if you call it a set). I have a lot of text matching and domain matching rules and I wanted to see if some could be removed. So I started a new set and will incrementally add rules to it. This one just has 1 I'm being spammed by dominos pizza marketing.

For now I've set up a rerouting action to a spam account rather than deleting the emails but it would be nice to disable the other set.

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