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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!-- $Id: 48142d13ef06c07f56427fe5b43981631bdbfdb0 $ -->
<configuration>
 <configsection name="storage">
  <configheader>Rules Storage</configheader>
  <configswitch name="driver" desc="What storage driver should we use?">sql
   <case name="prefs" desc="Preference System"/>
   <case name="sql" desc="SQL">
    <configsection name="params">
     <configsql switchname="driverconfig"/>
    </configsection>
   </case>
  </configswitch>
 </configsection>

 <configsection name="rules">
  <configheader>Rules Options</configheader>
  <configboolean name="userheader" desc="Allow users to manually enter Header
  fields to search by in the Rule edit screen?">true</configboolean>
 </configsection>

 <configsection name="spam">
  <configheader>Spam Filtering</configheader>
  <configswitch name="compare" desc="Comparison type">string
   <case name="numeric" desc="Numeric">
    <configstring name="header" desc="The spam header to
    check">X-Spam-Score</configstring>
   </case>
   <case name="string" desc="String">
    <configstring name="header" desc="The spam header to
    check">X-Spam-Level</configstring>
    <configstring name="char" desc="The character repeated in the spam header
    in order to indicate the spam level.  For example, if the character is
    &quot;*&quot;, then &quot;****&quot; in the header indicates a spam level
    of four.">*</configstring>
   </case>
  </configswitch>
 </configsection>
</configuration>