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--- mdx_filters [2008/11/27 15:00] – daniel
+++ mdx_filters [2011/08/08 19:02] – [Examples] daniel
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 ====== Examples ======
+These are examples of expressions that can be used in a filter (the filter actions being triggered when the expression evaluates to true).
+  - From or to any address of a domain (dom.tld): <code>header("From") contains "@dom.tld" OR header("To") contains "@dom.tld"</code>
+  - Spam detected by spamassassin:  <code>header("X-Spam-Flag") eq "YES"</code>
+  - From a mailing list: <code>header("List-Post") eq "<mailto:dbd-pg@perl.org>"</code>
+  - With a specific subject and sender: <code>header("subject") eq "Your Bugzilla buglist needs attention." AND header("From") eq "bugzilla-daemon@domain.tld"</code>
 ====== Restrictions ======
 As of 0.9.11
   * Filters can't be applied retroactively, that is, applied to messages that existed before the filter was defined or modified.
-  * A user can't change the order of the conditions with the UI.
+  * The order of the conditions can't be changed within the user interface.
-  * The UI doesn't check the expressions for correctness, nor provides any way to test filters. If an expression is invalid and gets used by manitou-mdx during the filtering step, only then will it fail.
+  * The user interface doesn't check the expressions for correctness, nor provides any way to test filters. If an expression is invalid and gets used by manitou-mdx during the filtering step, only then will it fail.