>Is there any way to distinguish the recepients of the auto-response when
>the sender(s) are on a distribution list? One of my users has a large
>distribution list for his STC membership and one of the people on his
>distribution list sent a virus to the dist list. As designed, Declude
>auto-responded to the dist-list that they were sent an infected email
>message, which in this case, was incorrect. Only one of them was
>infected, but they all got the message and now there's mass confusion from
>his readers. Any workarounds to this?
If the list accepted the message from Declude (which normally it would not,
unless anyone can post to it), it should have been the "You were sent a
virus" (recip.eml) message. That is correct -- if a virus was sent to the
list, (without Declude) it would have been sent to each and every person on
the list.
-Scott
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