Hopefully Greg H will answer your question for "counts"
 but, if you want to do it for notification e-mails. (using a % variable)
You can set a rule in your e-mail to route ones with this phrase to a place where you will "see" them.

We've had very few of these, but in this case one of the customers we host "stacy-insurance.com" sent a few Netsky's. So we contacted them and the viruses quit coming.
(For spoofing viruses, which is almost all now days, you won't know the user name, but may be able to get the domain.)

Greg Little

Declude Virus Ver. 1.79 caught the  the W32/[EMAIL PROTECTED] virus in document.pif
from [Forged] to:  [EMAIL PROTECTED].

Date:       04/13/2004 10:19:27
Subject:    Re: Re: Thanks!
Spool File: Df6e7707601540904.SMD
Remote IP:  64.108.112.144

In or Out:      outgoing
recipient host: yahoo.com
Sender Host:    bhfqh.com

Headers:
Received: from yahoo.com [64.108.112.144] by mail.stacy-insurance.com with ESMTP
  (SMTPD32-8.05) id A6E770760154; Tue, 13 Apr 2004 10:19:19 -0400
. . .


Bob McGregor wrote:
Greg,

how are you defining the counts inbound/outbound? That would be nice so you know when it's one of your own sending out...

  

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