Initially I was trying to whitelist an entire hosted domain but was not
able to do so. Declude still caught spam being sent to them. So upon
further checking I found that that individual domain was actually using my
top level config files when email was sent to that particular doamin,
instead of the config files in their domain directory.
That will happen if the name of the directory is different than the actual
name of the domain. For example, if the actual name of the domain is
mail.example.com (with a host alias of example.com), then the directory
name needs to be \IMail\Declude\mail.example.com (not
\IMail\Declude\example.com).
So to please the client I simply tried to whitelist their entire domain,
but no matter if I use the whitelist todomain or create a whitelistfilter,
I can not seem to whitelist everything sent to their individual domain. I
still see where spam is being caught in the log files.
Are you using WHITELIST TODOMAIN @example.com?
Could you E-mail me your global.cfg file -- I can check to make sure that
it is set up properly.
-Scott
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