Juan Manuel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello everyone, Hi there,
first of all, Tony is right, you know, even if he could have made his point a bit more politely. Skiming through the archives, it seems that you have done this sort of thread hijacking before and you didn't get any replies to these messages either. So, may be some explanatory words are in order. It is considered very bad practice to hijack an existing thread, particularly if it has been started by someone else. *Never ever* just hit reply on any message from a mailing list if you really want to discuss an entirely different topic. You should *always* compose a new mail if you intend to start a new thread. Use the usual address book and autocompletion features of your mail client if you don't want to type the address of the mailing list into the To: field manually. > > I'm currently using dSpam + exim configuration. At the moment, exim > users virtual_aliases for users (I send to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and it resends > to [EMAIL PROTECTED], i.e.). When a mail comes in, dSpam will catch -all- the > forwarded mails (if I have 3 aliases, it will catch 4 mails -main + 3 > alias), so if I retrain those 4 as not-spam, accounts will receive the > same mail multiple times. > > Any enlightment? My first guess would be that there is a flaw in your configuration of routers. Check that and consult the excellent exim documentation. If you can't find the culprit, start a new thread (as an exercise) and provide some more information about your configuration and what exactly you want to achieve. Regards, Elias
