-Scott
At 04:34 PM 1/17/2003, you wrote:
While we're beating this into the ground like a tentpeg:
including, or specifically excluding, $default$.junkmail?
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>Could I possibly ask another question?
>
>This is replacing the
>
>Whitelist FROM?
>Whitelist TO?
No, those will still work as they have. The WHITELISTFILE option is a new
option (for the .junkmail files).
New releases are designed to work with older configuration files in almost
all cases.
-Scott
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