Yafu Ji 3 Posted April 13 Posted April 13 I work with mail security for Microsoft Exchange Server, specifically within mail transport protection. Initially, I configured the system to "Append a tag to the body of scanned messages" for infected messages only and enabled the "Modify subject" option. Subsequently, several emails were quarantined and labeled as spam, a result of incorrect anti-spam protection settings. Upon realizing this, I changed the settings to "Do not append tags to messages" and disabled the "Modify subject" option. However, when I released the quarantined emails, the "[spam]" tag remained in the email subjects, suggesting the tag had been appended at the time of quarantine. Is there a way to release the quarantined emails without retaining the "[spam]" tag in their subjects?
Yafu Ji 3 Posted April 13 Author Posted April 13 (edited) Just a bit further details. The "[SPAM]" tag has been added, as shown in the picture below. How to remove the tag when releasing this email? Cheers! Edited April 13 by Yafu Ji
ESET Staff Solution M.K. 22 Posted April 22 ESET Staff Solution Posted April 22 Hi, currently it's not possible. You could write a market requirement for this.
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