FYI, the Declude log lines that you showed appear to be from system generated messages based on the size of the file name. It could be that these corespond to a different message, or it could also be that these messages are being generated by IMail1.exe as a result of being hacked in some way.
Matt
David Dodell wrote:
Saw a couple of spam messages show up in my inbox, that showed they passed through whitelisted.
Upon examining my logs, see the following lines.
Confused, since this appears to be the same lines when I see a user smtp authenticate.
The two "users" below exist, but they are only listed as "aliases" in IMAIL, to point to the real email addresses of the users. They are not even POP3 accounts.
I don't have the accounts whitelisted anyplace ... any ideas?
David
10/23/2004 22:51:52 Q440f48c075c Skipping E-mail from authenticated user [EMAIL PROTECTED]; whitelisted. 10/23/2004 22:53:48 Q442b8c206cc Skipping E-mail from authenticated user [EMAIL PROTECTED]; whitelisted.
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