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Comment
 The description of the rule’s name.
Classification
 When Spam is selected, emails that meet the inspection criteria will be classified
as spam.
 When Ham (Non-Spam) is selected, emails that meet the inspection criteria will
be classified as ham.
Action
 This only functions when Classification is set to spam as there is no need for it if
there are no emails being classified as spam.
 Spam can be deleted, quarantined, or delivered to the recipient.
Combination
 And: Only emails that meet all the criteria will be classified as spam or ham.
 Or: An email just has to satisfy one of the specified criterion to be regarded as
spam or ham.
Item
 Uses email attributes, such as header, body, attachment name, size,
mailcommand-From and mailcommand-To to examine whether an email is spam
or not.
 The email header can be subdivided into received, envelope-to, from, to, Cc, Bcc,
subject, sender, reply-to, errors-to, message-ID, date and header for spam
inspection.
Condition
 When item is set to header, body, attachment name, mailcommand-From or
mailcommand-To, the corresponding conditions are contains, does not contain, is
equal to, is not equal to, starts with, ends with, exists and does not exist.
 When item is set to size, the corresponding conditions are larger than, is equal to,
is not equal to and less than.
Pattern
 Rates an email as spam or ham according to the settings of item and condition.
For example, when item is set to from, condition is set to contains along with