The Filters used by Maillita create a powerful way to filter incoming mailmessages for unwanted entries in a mail. This can be any word or line written by any mailclient. This means you can Filter for unwanted words and X-headers. If a word or line is filtered, it will be replaced by a predefined word or line. This way you can filter for unwanted words like or obscure lines without the notice of the person that writes the mail.
You can also add a line or a header with the Maillita program. This can be a standard disclaimer, companyname, user-info or a X-header to make filtering for personalities possible with almost any mailprogram.
How do the filters work
The Filters are simple strings. At this moment, they are case-sensitive, but in future this will change to make them even more powerfull. Maillita contains four predefined Search-fields (X-Mailer, Message-Id, Organisation and Add Line) so the start is very easy: simply choose any Standard and enter in the Replace by field (after the predefined entry) the words you want to Relace the standard entry.
Search for the standard X-header X-Mailer and replaces it by any other setting (so yo can hide you mailclient, providing you more privacy).
Search for the standard X-header Message-Id and replaces it by the unrecognizable Maillita Message-Id configured as: Message-Id <Date.Time.Version@Host-adres>
Search for the standard X-header Organization and replaces it by any other setting (so yo can manipulate your organisation setting, providing you more privacy or offering you a way to advertise).:
Search for the self defined string (in the Search for field) and replaces it by any other setting
Add a line or string to the mail-header or mail-body to create a personality filter entry, standard disclaimer or standard signature for all mailclients you use !
The field for the predefined search string
The field for the (predefined) replacement string: enter the string you want to replace the seacrh string with
The field for the (predefined) replacement string or lines: enter the string you want to add to the mail-header or mailbody.
Only functional with the Add Line option so you can define where the line or string should be added.
Clears the fields and resets the options
Adds the fields to the Active Filterlist
Edit the selected Item
Removes a selected Item from the Active Filterlist
Saves the Filters in the Active Filterlist to the Regdatabase of the user logged in at the system