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Filtered SPAM gets still in inbox

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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator

    Hey there!  It seems like you've done everything correctly based on the details here.  I'd recommend creating a ticket so this can be investigated directly on the server so the issue can be found.

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  • Gerard Vanderveken

    I don"t know if I can file tickets. I'm not a cPanel customer or so. Just a user of a website where cPanel is used to manage it. (Didn"t see anything about tickets on the cPanel home page either.)

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  • Gerard Vanderveken

    Meanwhile, I investigated further on the problem and it turns out that for multiline matching in regex, 

    [\s\S]*

    should be used instead of

    .*

    So, I modified my rule to:

    Body matches Adres:[\s\S]*(http)[\s\S]*Telefoon:

    This works in the test filter but also IRL. My SPAM detection problem is solved!

    It seems the Test tool in cPanel is more relaxed then the actual filtering itself and gives thus false positive results.

    A second remark is in the test result report, where is stated:

    Match expanded arguments:
       Subject = SPAMMER met email SPAMMER@gmail.com heeft volgende informatie toegevoegd:
    

    In stead of Subject, I should expect Body = etc. because that was the item selected in my rule. You could understand Subject as parameter under test, but I find it confusing with the email subject.

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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator

    While you may not be able to submit a ticket with us directly, your license provider is always the point of contact for any issues, and then they would escalate the issue to us if necessary.

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