Kyle Quillen wrote:
We had a thread running on this a month or so ago, and I believe we found that because of the way forwards/aliases work they are not scanned. I can dig through my emails later today and see what exactly transpired (sorry, forgot already)Hey all,Not sure that this is where I need to ask this but here goes. I have been noticing that when someone sends an email to a forwarder address like [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> it seems as though the forwarder ([EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>) does not get checked or run through spamassassin. Since the email then is forwarded onto a local email address the server does not scan it either. Is this the correct behavior of the way it should scan? I would assume you would not want a forwarder being scanned that way you know that there is no chance of emails being blocked or rejected.
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