ReSieve Help File

Connect to your dedicated ReSieve device.

Creating buckets: click config/buckets,

To create new bucket, type in the name you want it to have and click ADD. The new bucket name will appear in the REMOVE BUCKET dropdown box and in the RENAME BUCKET section too.
From there you can remove or rename it what ever the case. If you already have emails in a bucket you should rename it.

History Interface: click config/history


By default ReSieve keeps 2 days worth of emails. 
Only the first 20 emails are displayed on this screen.

To see the other emails you need to delete the ones you have on your screen. To do so click REMOVE ALL button. This will make place to display the next 20 emails that ReSieve has filtered.

To remove only one entry, double click on the desired one and click REMOVE.

Reclassifying an email to another bucket: Double click on the desired entry, in RECLASSIFY SELECTED OBJECT dropdown box, select the desired bucket and click RECLASSIFY. All the words the the selected email will be counted and added to the select bucket.

Magnets: click config/magnet


Use the MAGNETS to make sure that a known email address gets to a specific bucket. No matter what is written, the email will be tagged as you specify. 
Select 1 of the Magnet Type that you wish, type in the email address and select the bucket to which you want it to be in to.

Main Config: click config/config

Number of messages per page: Specifies how many emails will be displayed in the history window at once.

Number of days of history: All emails received within the last number of days specified will be kept on ReSieve for further references. This will give you X number of days to reclassify (if necessary) received email to the wanted bucket.

POP3 listening port: ReSieve will listen for incoming request on the specified port. Unless an email server is running on the same device, the port should be left to 110. If this is changed, you will need to change the port in all the email clients (Outlook express or other) that you have.

Port Host User Separator: Character that is to be used to separate the email server address and the user login name.
email.server.com:UserLoginName 
or 
192.168.123.1:UserLoginName

Security: click config/security



Enter the server name and port of your Secure Password Authentication-protected server. Once done, you simply need to change the server name in your mail program to the ReSieve IP address, you don't need to change the username.

Advanced: click config/advanced


All words added to this form will be ignored. Despite the fact that a word may be added and counted when reclassifying an email.