
Use a generic agent for that. But be aware that users might ask questions containing a question mark :) <<<<
Ralf,
this is what I am asking for days now!!! HOW to use the generic agent???
When I put just question marks in it, I think these are placeholders
for other letters. Or not?
Nobody could explain me how to do this with the generic agent...
thanks,
marc
2009/12/1 Ralf Hildebrandt
* Mercator GmbH
: How much do you like Regex?
Nobody wants to give you the direct answer because it's a fair bit of work that can pose a risk to your legitimate email, and it's a sign of a wider problem that probably wants fixing first.
Fix the root cause rather than bandaging it up.
I thought it's just a small job to create a filter that filters out messages with a question mark. I wonder that this is SUCH a big task...
Use a generic agent for that. But be aware that users might ask questions containing a question mark :)
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