The default functionality of SpamSentinel is to treat email which matches one of the Black List entries as Spam category C. Such messages will end up in the standard Quarantine and be included in the end users' daily Quarantined Spam Report. Some administrators prefer to have any emails they have black listed to instead be deleted.
The solution is to use a Formula After which deletes the Recipients field. This will allow the Domino Mail Router to cleanly remove the message from mail.box.
The following block types share the same value written to the field SpamSentinelMsgType2 and therefore we can't differentiate between them in the formula. This is usually not a problem.
Block Type(s) | SpamSentinelMsgType2 |
Global BL Sender Personal BL Sender | "Blocked Email Address" |
Global BL Domain Personal BL Domain | "Blocked Domain" |
BL Subject BL Subject Substring | "Blocked Subject" |
Therefore, use the following formula in a Formula After and adjust the syntax if needed:
Select SpamSentinelMsgType2 = "Blocked Domain":"Blocked Email Address":"Blocked Subject";
Field Recipients := @DeleteField
Alternately, if you already have a Formula After which uses a 'Select @All' you can insert just the following line of formula.
Field Recipients := @IF(SpamSentinelMsgType2 = "Blocked Domain":"Blocked Email Address":"Blocked Subject"; @DeleteField; Recipients);
The Domino Router will then simply throw a warning and delete the message from mail.box. We have been doing a similar deletion using the 'no recipients' technique at a large customer for a long time with no ill effects
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