# You have to 'require' certain features before you can use them in rules.
require ["fileinto","regex","copy"];

# fileinto use for nested folders: use periods instead of /s
#  e.g. use  fileinto "Backup.Client.Server1" instead of "Backup/Client/Server1"


### Discard, doesn't even make it to trash folder - Multiple ###
if anyof (
	header :contains "To" "user1@example.com",
	header :contains "To" "user2@example.com",
	header :contains "To" "user3@example.com",
	header :contains "From" "user4@example.com",
	header :contains "From" "@exampletwo.com"
) {
    discard;
    stop;
}

### Move to Trash - Multiple ###
if anyof (
	header :contains "Subject" "Viagra",
	header :contains "From" "Annoying Spammer"	
) {
    fileinto "Deleted Messages";
    stop;
}

# Move to Trash - Single #
# All of these conditions must be met for the move to be made.
if allof (
	header :contains "Subject" "Example Subject",
	header :contains ["Message","Content"] "mysqldump: Got error: 1044: Access denied for blah")
{
	fileinto "Deleted Messages";
}

### Move to Folder - Multiple ###
# Note that the folder "Solicited Bulk Email" must exist, or feel free to customize.
if anyof (
	header :contains "From" "newsletter1@example1.com",
	header :contains "From" "newsletter2@example2.com",
	header :contains "From" "newsletter3@example3.com"
) {
    fileinto "Solicited Bulk Email";
    stop;
}

### Forward to Someone - Multiple ###
if anyof (
	header :contains "To" "company1@example.com",
	header :contains "To" "company2@example.com",
	header :contains "To" "company3@example.com",
	header :contains "To" "company4@example.com"
) {
    redirect :copy "user@exampletoo.com";
}

# Example of exact format Lion used.  Yes, it's kind of an odd rule.
#if allof (header :contains "To" "company@mydomain.com", not header :contains "From" "@companydomain.com")
#{
#	discard;
#	stop;
#}