using expressions in antispam filter

Hi, Leo, and welcome to the UTM Community!

Without seeing a sample of what you want to block, it's difficult to be certain, but it sounds more like people getting on mailing lists they want off of, not like spam.

Cheers - Bob

Hi, Leo, and welcome to the UTM Community!

Without seeing a sample of what you want to block, it's difficult to be certain, but it sounds more like people getting on mailing lists they want off of, not like spam.

Cheers - Bob

thanks for reply

what are we having here is spam messages with the same subject and content but different domains, i need to use the expression filter but it made a problems for me when it blocked the other legit messages and senders

i need to know can i block words like ...boy, girl because when you do boy on the filter it blocks the word boycott for example

what i need is to block the exact word 

thanks

I've not seen that kind of a problem, but I believe that you can use  boy  with a space in front and behind it.  Does that work?

Cheers - Bob

thanks for your reply 

its a problem because many important emails were blocked when i use the word (fu*k) in the expression filter

many emails were considered a spam for the reason of using this filter (as the log said)

so i want to make sure that the (spaces) will work before applying my execs will get crazy if they will not receive their emails again 

any idea from anyone?

I solved this and its working 100% now, if you want to block specific word you will have to do this expression, for example if you want to block the word "sales" you have to do this: (\bsales\b) 

Thanks, Leo - I didn't know one could use REGEX there!

Cheers - Bob

you are right, its 100% REGEX i was examining expressions in a REGEX notepad and it worked 

cheers