Hi Fritz ! :-)
--- On Tue, 30/12/08, Fritz Borgstedt <[email protected]> wrote: > Date: Tuesday, 30 December, 2008, 7:48 PM > [email protected] schreibt: > >here's the transcript from the logs option on ASSP > : > > > >Dec-30-08 11:30:47 ip.add.re.ss <[email protected]> to: > [email protected] > >Regex:Red > > 'Content-Type: multip' > >Dec-30-08 11:30:47 ip.add.re.ss <[email protected]> to: > [email protected] > >Whitelisted > > Domain > > > >I suspect from the above, that the message does _not_ > get delivered to > >the receivers' mailbox. > > > You suspect this exactly why? Yes, as I said I suspect this because in no case have I got the same know-how as you do for this. > You are not showing "redlist" at work, but > "Regex:Red". (regular > expression=regex) > This is a field in assp.cfg called "redre" (Red > Regular Expression), > make it empty if you do not understand the purpose of > redre. > A match with the content will cause ASSP not to whitelist > the > receiver. Very useful if there is out of office automatic > in place. I see . . . > The second entry says Whitelisted Domain, so > >@x.x > is in your whitedomain list. > > So by what words iy your impression triggered, the message > was blocked > by ASSP??????? I am just suggesting. I never said I was right, right ? I don't know what else to think of. Don't worry anyway. I am upgrading ASAP so, there'll be a new bunch of issues to keep me awake at night :-) And before you take literally, i am joking :-) Lighten up friend. Lastly, I would like to thank all the people who tried to help me on this. Best regards people and a Happy New Year ! s. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Assp-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/assp-user
