> You how ever as the operator of the system must assure that the spam/ham > alias is not abused. Allowing every one out there on the internet to use your > spam/ham >alias is dangerous.
Does that mean any person who knows the spam/ham alias could train the DSPAM (specifically the data that are associated with the user used to set up the aliases) via simply sending messages to the spam/ham alias from any email addresses? If that is the case, it is very dangerous. Is there any way we can avoid this con if TrainPristine is enabled? Thanks, Derek
