>I'm having trouble with email addresses that are IMail alias names. It
>seems that spam is detected (gets flagged in the internal email headers),
>but no action is taken.
As you probably know, all E-mail will be scanned by default. So if you
don't have any per-user or per-domain settings, aliases will work like
standard E-mail addresses.
For per-user/per-domain configurations, they work based on the address you
tell IMail to forward the E-mail to. If you enter "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", the
\IMail\Declude\example.com\user.JunkMail file would be used if it exists;
if not, the \IMail\Declude\example.com\$default$.JunkMail file would be
used. Otherwise, the standard \IMail\Declude\$default$.JunkMail file would
be used.
If you use "mail.example.com" as the domain name (with example.com as an
alias), but have the forward address use "example.com", you'll have a lot
of extra work to do since you aren't being consistent (you may need two
copies of the same per-user/per-domain files).
>On a related note, if I don't have any other usernames, and only have the
>Imail special alias "nobody", will declude scan the mail going through the
>"nobody" alias?
Yes, it will (using the settings of the address it is sent to).
-Scott
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