Reply to: David Stavert
Re: [Declude.JunkMail] Chaining Actions (WATCH OUT) on Thursday 10:03:43 PM
X-Note: is an innocuous line. I have been using this for about 10
days with no such problems. We have observed many many addresses in
the X-Note: SMTP Real To: %ALLRECIPS% without any sticking in the
Spool at any time. I am using Imail 5.x.
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Roger Heath
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D> Scott et al
D> To all those who thought this was a good idea. I tried it. It works well
D> with mail to a singe recipient but if you have 10 or more (12 may be the
D> number) in the To: line you will have problems. The mail will stick in the
D> queue and most of the recipients that may eventually get the mail will have
D> no message body. I didn't try it to see what part of it failed, how many and
D> what statements make it fail but it is a problem.
D> David Stavert
D> Netraprise Systems, Inc.
D> 79 13th Ave NE, Suite 112
D> Minneapolis, MN 55413
D> 612.317.9065
D> 612.317.9062 FAX
>>> XINHEADER X-Note: QueInControl: %QUEUENAME% (%NRECIPS%)
>>> XINHEADER X-Note: RDNS Real Origin: %REVDNS%[%REMOTEIP%]
>>> XINHEADER X-Note: SMTP Real From: %MAILFROM%
>>> XINHEADER X-Note: SMTP Real To: %ALLRECIPS%
>>> XOUTHEADER X-Note: QueOutControl: %QUEUENAME% (%NRECIPS%)
>>> Also, this way we do not have to open the second file in the
>>> Spool/Spam to see who and where the message came from. Even our users
>>> can get the 'real' scoop on these things now... We can also better
>>> identify spam servers for kill.lst or rules.ima using this info.
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