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User Guide for AsyncOS 9.8 for Cisco Email Security Appliances
 
Chapter 22      Text Resources
  Using Text Resources
Adding Disclaimer Text via a Listener
Once you have disclaimer text resources created, select which text strings will be appended to messages 
received by the listener. You can add disclaimer text above or below a message. This feature is available 
on both public (inbound) and private (outbound) listeners.
If you send a message that consists of text and HTML (Microsoft Outlook calls this type of message a 
“multipart alternative”), the appliance will stamp the disclaimer on both parts of the message. However, 
if your message has signed content, the content will not be modified because the modification will 
invalidate the signature. Instead, a new part is created with a disclaimer stamp that says 
Content-Disposition inline attachment
.” For more information on multipart messages, see 
“Message Bodies vs. Message Attachments” in the “Using Message Filters to Enforce Email Policies” 
chapter.
Adding Disclaimers via Filters
You can also append specific, predefined text strings to the disclaimers of messages using the filter 
action 
add-footer()
 or the content filter action “Add Disclaimer Text.” For example, the following 
message filter rule appends the text string named 
legal.disclaimer
 to all messages sent from users in 
the LDAP group “Legal:”
Disclaimers and Filter Action Variables
You can also use message filter action variables (see “Action Variables” in the “Using Message Filters 
to Enforce Email Policies” chapter for more information). 
The following variables are available for the Disclaimer Template:
Add-Disclaimer-For-Legal-Team:
if (mail-from-group == 'Legal')
{
  add-footer('legal.disclaimer');
}
Table 22-3
Anti-Virus Notification Variables 
Variable Substituted 
With
$To 
Replaced by the message To: header (not the Envelope 
Recipient).
$From
Replaced by the message From: header (not the Envelope 
Sender).
$Subject
Replaced by the subject of the original message.
$Date
Replaced by the current date, using the format MM/DD/YYYY.
$Time
Replaced by the current time, in the local time zone.
$GMTimestamp
Replaced by the current time and date, as would be found in the 
Received: line of an email message, using GMT.