>I have a customer who uses vpop( www.pscs.co.uk ), it grabs their mail from
>a single pop3 box and then distributes it locally via pop3.
>
>Since I started filtering their mail with Declude vpop has been unable to
>distribute some mailing list messages with BCC recipients, yahoogroups for
>example. I believe this to be an issue with vpop, is it possible that
>Declude is doing something to the headers to confuse vpop? Any insight into
>what may be occuring?
>
>I am at an impasse with the customer. I am trying to get him into a 21st
>century stand alone mail server setup but he is real proud (anal) of the
>fact that he runs vpop on a 486. Sigh.
I can't imagine what Declude may be doing to cause a problem.
One way to handle this would be to ask your customer what vpop is looking
for. Their software isn't working, they need to know why, and what needs
to be done on your end to fix it. You're still collecting their E-mail for
them, and their software apparently needs something special in the headers,
so they need to tell you what it is.
Another option, if you are running Declude JunkMail Pro, would be to have a
per-user setting for their domain that does not take any actions on any of
the spam tests. You can do this quickly by adding a line such as
"WHITELIST TODOMAIN example.com" to whitelist all E-mail to their domain.
-Scott
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