For the first (known) time I see Message Sniffer filter a valid mail.
The mail is from my Dell salesperson containing a quote.
This is from the IMail log:
20070926 091209 127.0.0.1 SMTPD (064801a658d9)
[143.166.85.206] EHLO ausc60pc101.us.dell.com
20070926 091210 127.0.0.1 SMTPD
For the first (known) time I see Message Sniffer filter a valid mail.
What is the best way to handle stuff like this?
Check out this page:
http://kb.armresearch.com/index.php?title=Message_Sniffer.FAQ.FalsePositives
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Frank,
thanks for your answer.
Seems like i'm too dense to get it. The step by step instructions tell me:
4. Attach the message that was captured incorrectly.
How should I do that? I don't have that message because it got filtered
and deleted by Sniffer.
For the first (known) time I see
Ok, I guess the instruction is for people who filter spam to a spam folder...
;-)
I think you should contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] I think they will able to
remove the rule based on you sniffer log, perhaps the only will remove it for
your system.
One other problem - the first entry og the log
Hello Stefan,
Normally attaching the message is as easy as dragging and dropping it
into your note to [EMAIL PROTECTED] If you have a quarantine folder then
dragging the message file on to your message as an attachment also
usually works (YMMV - not all email clients work this way).
Since you
Hello Pi-Web,
Wednesday, September 26, 2007, 10:41:51 AM, you wrote:
Ok, I guess the instruction is for people who filter spam to a spam folder...
;-)
I want to make one additional comment here -- It is true that most
folks filter to a temporary quarantine and so that is probably to be
