I believe that the "Trusted IP" in IMail v8's anti-spam does not act as a whitelist; instead, it just forces the IP to pass the IP-based spam tests. The E-mail will not be forced to pass the content filtering. There is no true "whitelist" that will bypass all spam tests, as far as I know.
-Scott


At 12:23 PM 8/29/2003, Chris Hunt wrote:
Barbara, I sent tech support a email yesterday about the same thing. When I get a response I'll let you know.

Chris


At 10:41 AM 08/29/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Sorry forgot to put a subject line

Please explain why this message would be caught up in the spam filter.
First of all the ip address of 63.246.0.45 is one of my hosted servers the IP address is on the trusted IP list. Judging by that first line the mail should have been delivered properly without any more scanning. Also the actual mail is a form on my clients site that sends mail to both the person filling out the form and one to my client. If their forms are going to end up in the spam filter this isn't good.


Thanks

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