>> They all work the same -- Declude JunkMail checks to see if the sender has >> whatever you list in their return address. So "@example.com" which catch >> any E-mail from @example.com, ".example.com" would catch any E-mail from >> @*.example.com, and "example.com" would catch both @example.com and >> @*.example.com as well as @not_an_example.com.
What is the difference within the blacklist.txt file contain entries that begin with a period (.junkmail.com), @ (@junkmail.com), or just blank (junkmail.com) ?
They all work the same -- Declude JunkMail checks to see if the sender has whatever you list in their return address. So "@example.com" which catch any E-mail from @example.com, ".example.com" would catch any E-mail from @*.example.com, and "example.com" would catch both @example.com and @*.example.com as well as @not_an_example.com.
-Scott
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