> This of course brings up another question: Is there a way for > Declude JunkMail to find out accurately if the sender is really a > local user or not?
If by sender you mean the envelope sender, and not the username used for SMTP AUTH, I don't see why not.
Actually, that's what Declude JunkMail currently does. This lets Declude JunkMail know whether the envelope sender is a local address or not.
What I'm talking about above is determining if the user has permission to relay mail (and therefore the DUL/DYNA/etc. tests should not apply to the user).
-Scott
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