>In Declude Virus, the manual says enter both the Official name and the Alias
>name (e.g., domain.com and mail.domain.com).
For Declude Virus, it doesn't necessarily matter what you have set up in
IMail, just what mail you accept. If you want to prevent scanning for
users on the example.com domain, you would only need to use "example.com"
if mail only comes in to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". If mail is also accepted
for "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", then you would also need the mail.example.com.
Usually, you would accept mail for the domains that you have listed as
aliases, but I wanted to point out the slight distinction.
>For Declude JunkMail, must one do the same for the domain folders entered in
>the Declude folder? If not, which should be entered?
For Declude JunkMail, it works a bit differently -- it is based on the
official name of the domain. The directory that you create (only one
directory) needs to be the same as the official name, not one of the
aliases. For example, if you have the domain listed in IMail as
"mail.example.com" with an alias of "example.com", you would need a
directory \IMail\Declude\mail.example.com (and wouldn't need a directory
using example.com).
>I have both entered where I have modified the default.junkmail file, and
>it appears that the
>inbound mail for that domain is scanned twice.
That shouldn't normally happen. If you send me the headers of one of the
E-mails that was scanned twice, I might be able to get a better idea of
what is happening.
-Scott
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