# Exim filter << DO NOT REMOVE THIS LINE
#

#C# Sample exim filter file.

#C# This file is for users who read their email on the Maths,
#C# Statslab, DPMMS or DAMTP system.  It is not for Hermes users, who
#C# can filter and redirect their email and set up vacation messages
#C# via Hermes webmail.  Parts of it should be usable on any system
#C# which uses exim for mail delivery, although we cannot support
#C# systems outside the CMS.

#C# All commands in this file are commented out, with a #.
#C# To activate a line remove the # from the start of it.

#C# Lines starting with #C# are not valid commands and should be
#C# left alone.

#C# Any line starting with a "#" is a comment and ignored by the system.
#C# To comment a line put a "#" before it, to uncomment it remove the "#"

#C# FORWARDING EMAIL
#C# If you would like to keep a copy of your email locally and forward
#C# another off site, uncomment the unseen deliver line below and change
#C# the email address to your off site email address.

#unseen deliver you@your.email.address

#C# Uncomment the line below if you would like to forward your email
#C# to another site temporarily.

#deliver you@your.email.address

#C# To permanently forward your email off site, email help with your remote
#C# email address and we will add it to the system alias file.

#C# SPAM FILTERING
#C# Increase the number of s's for less strict spam filtering
#C# Decrease the number of s's for stricted filtering
# if $h_X-Cam-SpamScore
#  contains ssssss then
#  save mail/spam
#  seen finish
#endif

#C# FORWARDING AFTER SPAM FILTERING
#C# If you would prefer to filter the spam first and only forward
#C# the email not considered to be spam, uncomment one of the
#C# two lines below, changing the email address to yours.
#C# The first line forwards your email and keeps a local copy.
#C# The second only forwards the email.

#unseen deliver you@your.email.address
#deliver you@your.email.address

#C# VACATION MESSAGES aka Out of office autoreply
#C# Be sure to include one alias statement for each email address
#C# which goes to your Maths account and which people are likely to
#C# use.  The only email addresses which will be recognised as
#C# personal without an alias statement are of the form
#C# abs99@(statslab|dpmms|damtp|maths).cam.ac.uk.

#C# Change the from line to include your own name and email address.
#C# If you omit it altogether then your vacation messages will come
#C# from abs99@maths.cam.ac.uk.

#C# Change the message for vacation subject if you like.
#C# Also create a file called .vacation.msg and in it put
#C# a message to reply to the emails with.
#C# The once_repeat line is how frequently in days the vacation message is
#C# sent to the same sender.  This number can be changed eg 1d, for
#C# once a day.

#C# To enable your vacation message uncomment the section below.
#C# To disable your vacation message comment it out again.

#if personal alias A.B.Surname@statslab.cam.ac.uk
#            alias abs99@cam.ac.uk
#then
#   vacation subject "Away from my mail"
#   from "A B Surname <abs99@statslab.cam.ac.uk>"
#   once_repeat 7d
#endif

#C# FILING EMAIL INTO SEPARATE FOLDERS AUTOMATICALLY
#C# This will file all mail from user@email.address in the maths
#C# folder (rather than your inbox).
#C# Change the address and folder name to suit yourself.
#C# You can also filter on other headers e.g. Subject, and you
#C# can have more than one filter block like this.

#if $header_From: matches user@email.address then
#   save mail/maths
#   seen finish
#endif

#C# GETTING RID OF UNWANTED EMAIL FROM A CERTAIN ADDRESS
#C# Change user@email.address to the address you are blocking.
#C# This will quietly throw away all email from that user.
#C# Uncomment the 3 lines below to implement.  Copy them to use with
#C# more than one address.

#if $header_From: matches user@email.address then
#   seen finish
#endif