At 09:31 AM 3/18/2003, you wrote:
Hello,
I put something on this mailing list earlier about spam messages
being forwarded automatically from our secondary mail server because the
local subnet is white listed. You said to add the IPBYPASS line with the IP
address of the secondary mail
I put something on this mailing list earlier about spam messages
being forwarded automatically from our secondary mail server because the
local subnet is white listed. You said to add the IPBYPASS line with the IP
address of the secondary mail server, and Declude would then run the tests
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Declude.JunkMail] Global.Cfg - IPBYPASS
I put something on this mailing list earlier about spam messages
being forwarded automatically from our secondary mail server because the
local subnet is white listed. You said to add the IPBYPASS line with the
IP
Scott, wouldn't Jeff also have to use the HOP and HOPHIGH directives? Or
does IPBYPASS imply a HOPHIGH of one greater than the current setting when
the IPBYPASS is used?
No.
It's important to understand that these options are combined. So if you
have HOP 1 and IPBYPASS 192.0.2.25, then an
