Sandy,
Friday, October 4, 2002 you wrote:
>> I send a message to a user on a remote domain the outbound rule
>> copies it. I send a message from user1@domain1 to user2@domain1 and
>> outbound rule is NOT fired and no copy is made. No log entry occurs
>> on the latter but does on the former.
SW> What happens if you send a single message that is addressed to
SW> both local and remote recipients?
The rule is executed in that case as long as the message leaves
the server. But I did learn new (to me) information.
My first test was to an address on the same domain and one on
another virtual domain hosted on the same server. In that case
the outbound rule did not fire.
My second test then used a 2nd recipient off-server and the rule did
fire. Apparently the message actually has to leave the server for the
outbound rule to fire.
I'm testing with ip-less domains. I wonder if that could bear on
the issue.
Another possibility perhaps is that my outbound rule is test "from
address" contains. I see another option called "sender". But I'm
not sure what "sender" is compared to "from address". Regardless
though I couldn't make "sender" fire either. I didn't spend
enough time working on "sender" to figure out exactly what it is
so I'm not certain.
Is your domain ip-bound or ip-less?
Is your rule firing on mail to same domain?
How is your rule written?
Terry
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