ReSieve Help File

Pegasus

• In Pegasus select the Tools->Internet Options... Receiving (POP3) tab. The POP3 account setup page will appear.
• Under General settings for receiving mail using POP3, select the POP3 Host dialog box. Make a note of the current POP3 host.
• Change the POP3 Host to 127.0.0.1
• Under General settings for receiving mail using POP3, select the User name dialog box. Make a note of the current User name.
• Change the User name to the combination of the original POP3 Host name and the original User name separated by a colon.
• So, if the original POP3 host was my.mail.com and your User name was jdoe, your new User name would be my.mail.com:jdoe
• You don't need to change the password.
• Click the OK Button to save the changes.
• Ensure that ReSieve is running and all mail will be delivered through ReSieve!
• You'll need to make sure ReSieve starts whenever Windows does. If you're using the Windows installer version of ReSieve, you can drag the 'Start ReSieve in Background' link from the ReSieve group in the Start menu to the Start -> Programs -> Startup group. Now, Windows will load ReSieve each time.

Okay. Now we've done that, it's time to set up your mail filters, so that once ReSieve has done its work, your email program can take that and put everything in the right folder.

For advanced users, you have the option to modify the subject line to add a [classification] tag or not. It's near the bottom of the Configuration tab in the web UI. No matter which option you choose, the X-Text-Classification header is still added.

• In Pegasus select the Tools->Mail Filtering Rules ->Edit New Mail Filtering Rules ->Rules Applied When Folder is Opened.
• The New Mail Filtering Rules window appears.
• Click the New Rule button. The Create a New Filtering Rule window appears.
• Click on the Expression button. Note that using the Expression filter will work even if the ReSieve Subject Line Modification option is turned off. If you use the Header filter, the ReSieve Subject Line Modification option must be turned on.
• Select the If this regular expression dialog box
• Enter the name of one of your buckets, preceded X-Text-Classification:, for example: X-Text-Classification: spam
• Select the Headers or body radio button
• Select the desired action from the Action drop down list. For example Move
• If an action such as Move or Forward has been chosen, click the Set button.
• Select the destination folder or enter the forward to address as appropriate for the Action selected.
• Click the OK button to add the rule to the rule list.
• Repeat the process for each rule you need.
• The order in which the filter rules are applied can be adjusted using the red / blue (up / down) arrows in the New Mail Filter Rules window.
• Select the Save button to save the rules set changes.
• Select the OK button.
• You're done!