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in the whitelist and I can send forwarded email that gets trapped to users on the system without fear of the message being trapped again.
At 12:05 PM 4/5/2004, you wrote:
Am I wrong in thinking that I can get my Imail server to allow anyone within my own local area network to be able to send whatever they want and bypass the inbound rules and spam filters? I'm pretty sure that there is no spam or nasty attachments originating from within my network going to another user on the same network.
If not, is there anyway for at least an Imail administrator to be able to forward trapped messages to the intended recipient without the rules and filters trapping the message again?
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