I just switched to LOGLEVEL MID to get more info for reporting and was puzzled by a couple of things:
1. Domains that are whitelisted for incoming mail seem to still be tested:
Correct. Declude JunkMail gets very complex! For example, if BYPASSWHITELIST is used, then the E-mail may not actually get whitelisted.
There is, however, a PREWHITELIST ON option that can be used that will automatically skip the tests if certain common types of whitelisting are used.
2. I see the resolved email address on the FROM: TO: line in the log instead of the original domain.
02/22/2004 10:23:24 Qc96a0536037adfbc From: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>[EMAIL PROTECTED] To: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>[EMAIL PROTECTED] IP: 204.228.228.218 ID:
I would like to run reports on each hosted domain to show customers how effectively the spam and virus filtering is working, but need the original domain for that. Is this a limitation imposed by IMail (by replacing the info in the header with the redirected address) or is it possible to report the original receiving domain?
If a user alias is used, Declude JunkMail will use the address that the alias resolves to. There is a "SWITCHRECIP ON" option that you can use to change which Declude JunkMail uses (so it would use the alias, not the address the alias resolves to), but it may cause unexpected problems. Some people do use it, however.
-Scott
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