To configure Content Filtering settings in the message processing rule:
This opens the View rule window.
Content Filtering settings become editable.
If multiple expressions with different actions are triggered, the expressions with the strictest action is selected (in descending order of strictness: Delete message → Reject → Delete attachment → Skip).
The Skip action is selected by default.
Modifying or deleting headers may lead to DKIM authentication failure or non-delivery of the message
Headers are removed if a Skip, Delete attachment, or Disinfect action is taken on the message.
You can specify headers to be removed on the following tabs:
Headers are modified if a Skip, Delete attachment, or Disinfect action is taken on the message.
If the header is found in the message, it is removed, and a similar header with the specified value is added to the end of the list of headers. If the header is not present in the message, it is added to the end of the list of message headers.
To add headers for editing, click Add, and in the displayed window, specify the name and value of the header that you want to modify, then click OK. If necessary, repeat these steps for other headers.
The name and value of the header must contain only Latin letters (case-insensitive). The maximum length is 450 characters.
You can remove headers from Modify headers. To do so, select the check boxes next to one or more headers that you want to remove, click Delete, and confirm the action.
General configuration of Content Filtering is complete.
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