Re: A Couple Of Questions

[Allen Watson]

Title: Re: A Couple Of Questions

I guess the point is, the JMF <should> be passing those messages on, and it is not. The only thing that occurs to me is that the Mailing List Manager’s rules run BEFORE the junk mail filter. Is there any chance that some MLM rule is marking those things as junk? Or is there possible some rule that runs after the JMF that is assigning the junk category to things?


On or near 1/30/2003 4:55 PM, Diane Ross at [EMAIL PROTECTED] observed:

On 1/29/03 9:26 PM, "George Arellano" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> It is possible that they come from slightly different servers in the same
> domain. Make sure the domain int he JMF exclusion window includes only the top
> level domain name — i.e. It says 'apple.com', not 'al1.apple.com'

Nope, no difference -- in fact some are even from our own staff here (i.e. our own domain addresses). I am testing now to see if some rule may be overriding the junk mail filter somehow, and will see if that helps, but all of my rules were simply imported from the OS9 version, no new ones have been created since, and under the OS9 version, there were no problem with this at all, it just worked.....

JMF runs BEFORE Rules.

Add these stubborn domains to your address book and assign a category to them. Categories are one of the neatest things about Entourage. Now when you search your AB, just sort by Category and only the pertinent addresses will show up. You can assign more than one category to a contact.

Check out this rule using Categories instead of entering individual addresses in a Rule.

<http://www.entourage.mvps.org/help/rules.html#Anchor-rule2>

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