Dan Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Yeah, I added valid addresses to my whitelist, but why is it that the > dated address was invalid? Just seemed a bit odd.
The dated address wasn't invalid. It was on the From, which is the address people will use to reply to your email. It wasn't on the envelope recipient (usually the same as To, except in the case of spam or forwarding), which is the address TMDA looks at for incoming mail to determine if it should just pass the message through. In other words, if you send your mail *to* a dated address, tmda-filter will pass it through directly. If you send mail to an address that is not explicitly allowed in your filter, the fact that it is *from* a dated address is meaningless. As an example, you sent your message to tmda-users, which is protected with TMDA, with a dated From address. That doesn't mean that the list will automatically let your mail through. It means that, when people reply directly to you, your TMDA will let their replys through. It works the same way when you send mail to yourself. Tim _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
