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Cisco AsyncOS 8.5 for Email User Guide
 
Chapter 9      Using Message Filters to Enforce Email Policies
  Message Filter Rules
In the following example, at any given point in time, if the filter detects 
X
 or more outgoing messages 
from same envelope sender in the last one hour, the subsequent messages from the same envelope sender 
are dropped and discarded. 
In the following example, at any given point in time, if the filter detects 
X
 or more incoming or outgoing 
messages with identical subject in the last one hour, the administrator is notified for every subsequent 
message with identical subject. 
 
URL Category Rule 
Use URL categories to define message actions based on the category of URLs in the message. For 
important details, see 
 in 
Filter syntax when using a 
url-category
 rule is: 
<msg_filter_name>: if url-category ([‘<category-name1>’,’<category-name2>’,…, 
‘<category-name3>’],’<url_white_list>’)
{
<action>
}
Where: 
msg_filter_name
 is the name of this message filter. 
action
 is any Message Filter action. 
category-name
 is the URL category. Separate multiple categories with commas. To obtain correct 
category names, look at a URL Category condition or action in a Content Filter. For descriptions and 
examples of the categories, see 
url_white_list
 is the name of a defined URL list (via the 
urllistconfig
 command.)
Corrupt Attachment Rule
The Corrupt Attachment rule evaluates to 
true
 if a message contains corrupt attachment. A corrupt 
attachment is an attachment that the scanning engine cannot scan and identified as corrupt.
Example
In the following example, if the filter detects a corrupt attachment in a message, the message is 
quarantined to Policy Quarantine.
f2 :  if header-repeats('mail-from', X, 'outgoing') {drop();}
f3: if header-repeats('subject', X) {notify('admin@xyz.com');}
quar_corrupt_attach: if (attachment-corrupt) { quarantine("Policy"); }