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Clayton
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Posted: 14 May 2003 at 4:28pm |
Is there any way to make the keyword search not break down other words ie... I am blocking the word rape but it also blocks the word grape. thanks for any help you can give |
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metrotel
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I've been using keywords with quotes and they seem to work fine. I'm not sure what the filter does with the quotes around the phrase. So, following this, try: "rape " or " rape" However, trailing spaces have been the subject of many other posts. My multiple word strings have worked with quotes.
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George
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I found that putting a comma after the keyword seems to work also. I had a client that has a domain name that was blocked by the keyword anal and his domain name had the word analysis in it. After I put a comma after anal his mail would get to him.
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Alan
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You can also try adding a leading space. so it's " rape" instead of "rape" |
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MarvinFS
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U guys ever read manual? RTFM!!! http://www.logsat.com/spamfilter/basics.asp Black / White Lists tab section.. Roberto describes it very detailed there, how to use keywords fitler with several words... Also there are wildcards and regexps support for keywords in future builds. |
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George
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To MarvinFS |
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MarvinFS
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Sorry man, didn's mean to insult you! %-) Take it easy... |
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George S. Forsyth
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Hi Marvin, George |
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Alan
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I don't believe Clayton's problem is specifically addressed in the manual. However if others have a suggestion that may solve his problem, what do you have against users helping other users? Your RTFM comment certainly adds nothing of value to this Support Forum. |
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Clayton, Currently the filter search looks for the keyword(s) in any part of the text, so it will not distinguish "r a p e" from "g r a p e". The best option to avoid false positives is to enter more than one keyword on a single line, thus forcing a match on more than one word. Roberto |
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