Could there be a feature where you could put in the IPs / DNS names
of secondary MX servers and when mail comes from them it doesn't do
RBL against that IP, but rather the IP that delivered the mail to
the secondary. So the spam tests still work.
That feature already exists--has for
What about HOP. Is that obsolete?
Sunday, June 1, 2003, 5:29:15 PM, R. Scott Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could there be a feature where you could put in the IPs / DNS names of
secondary MX servers and when mail comes from them it doesn't do RBL
against that IP, but rather the IP that
Thank you sooo much. I had a total failure of my RAID array on my mail
server. I was up all night last night fixing it and when I replaced the
drives, re-installed windows, restored from backup, and then got back
online I found that I didn't know how to get Declude to do that and
since I had
Sorry to that, but im curious, what brand of HD should we be avoiding?
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Subject: Re: [Declude.JunkMail] Accounting for secondary MX
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Scott:
You mentioned
earlier that you do not think that WHITELIST HELO be something that should be
used too often. Could you please elaborate on this.
Why?
Can HELO be faked
easily?
We deal with a lot
with universities and government agencies as well as various clients
