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Hi Serge-
This has pros and cons.
If you have a lot of legit volume through
webmail, then you should increase your limits in Hijack. If that doesn't work
for you, then perhaps you should allow the IP. I have it in my config file, but
I generally keep it rem'd out because we get a relatively small volume of
webmail outbound traffic. I "un-rem" it if I need to clear the outbound queue
because of an unusual event.
The problem with allowing the local
address on a regular basis is that a user could log onto the webmail and
hit it with a form submission bot, sending out bazillions of emails from
your server.
-Dave Doherty
Skywaves, Inc.
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