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Documentation that explains the Syntax of the rules.xml file for the mail connector
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Documentation that explains the Syntax of the rules.xml file for the mail connector
Last Post 29 Feb 2012 03:14 PM by Ben - DotNetNuke. 5 Replies.
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John
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21 Feb 2012 07:26 AM
I am looking for documentation that helps me to update this file. I am getting "Out of Office: ..." emails show up in the forums.
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What are the valid values for matchtype? Can I place wildcards in the values?
Thanks,
John
Ben - DotNetNuke
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Post Count:1644
21 Feb 2012 02:21 PM
No, I don't think it will accept wildcards. Also, the values must be case-sensitive.
Frozen DNN
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Post Count:1330
22 Feb 2012 04:12 PM
Search the forums for the rules. I believe few of us listed additional rules somewhere. We requested Will to include those rules in the default rules.xml file but I don't think that ever happened.
I am using the latest AS/AF/DNN available.
Thanks.
John
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22 Feb 2012 05:09 PM
Thanks for the reply. I searched the forums and the internet/Google and found almost zero. I found examples with MatchType=Exact and some without MatchType at all, but none of the examples were much different than the default rules.xml I have in my mc directory.
If you have anything you'd be willing to share, as guidance, I would appreciate it.
I have found that the rules are case-sensitive, as mentioned by Ben. I was hoping MatchType might offer some options around that to at least reduce the number of combinations...
John
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29 Feb 2012 02:46 PM
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Here is what support told me. Hopefully this answer will be useful to someone else in these forums.
Try changing your rule to
<
filter
value
="out of office"
action
="stop"
matchtype
="contains"
/>
All the default rules use exact so they are not too strict and remove posts unexpectedly.
The possible values for matchtype are
exact
contains
anywords
The possible values for action are
stop
continue
Ben - DotNetNuke
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Post Count:1644
29 Feb 2012 03:14 PM
Yeah, I was wrong before about requiring case sensitivity.
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