Graziano wrote: >> Suppose a client set an autoresponder . If the autoresponder reply the >> spammer , assp will whitelist the spammer ? Is it correct ? Any solution ? My understanding is that, yes that is correct, but assuming the spam gets through in the first place, you can place a regular expression in the no-processing options which will prevent whitelisting. At least some e-mail servers insert something to indicate an automated response and you can pick some key expressions (such as I will be out of the office) and create regular expressions.
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