>My Declude (1.20) handled two messages distributed by the IPSWITCH list
>server to me, which were virused, by sending the Imail_Forum two messages
>which *I* should have received????? The wording of those messages are
>what the intended recipient of virused mail, myself, should be getting ...
>instead, I received nothing, the list server at IPSWITCH received what I
>should have, and the copies which should have been sent to the 'sender'
>(IPSWITCH) by Declude are nowhere to be found?
The E-mail notifications aren't actually being sent to the list. The IMail
mailing list gets sent using a return address (found in the "MAIL FROM"
from the SMTP envelope) of "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". This is
the address that the E-mail notifications get sent to.
If your .eml template files say "To: %MAILFROM%", they would go to the
owner of the IMail mailing list. If they say "To: %ALLRECIPS%", it should
just go to you (Declude uses the E-mail addresses that the remote mail
server attempted delivery to -- your address). "To:
postmaster@%REMOTEHOST%" would send it to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Anyway, is there some light at the end of this tunnel? or--- am I just
>staring too long into the light? Still Confused Here? I would rather
>my Declude not hassle list servers at all (a new option to honor precedence
>bulk? ... I mentioned this before). Actually, the Imail_Forum
>participants are being very forgiving/understanding about Declude dumping my
>Notice(s) onto the list but I'd like not to press their patience.
I don't believe the notifications are getting sent to the IMail forum -- I
haven't seen them showing up there. But you are correct that Declude Virus
could use something such as a "Precedence: bulk" check. It *is* on our
request database, just waiting for the right time to get added.
-Scott
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