Thank you i will try that and see if we can stay out of trouble with
our own users.
Rhett
On 28 Feb 2002 at 11:07, R. Scott Perry wrote:
>Our Mail server became listed last week on SpamCop for our Declude
>Virus messages that was being sent back to the sender. So now i
have
>had to turn off the virus notifications.
I just checked, and SpamCop shows that it was a virus notification
sent to
the recipient of the virus (IE one of your users sent a virus to
someone
outside of your domain). You may want to use the
"ONLYSENDIFLOCALRECIP"
option for the recip.eml file, which will let you send out the virus
notifications to the intended recipients of the virus, but only if
they are
local users. That way, only your users will get those notifications.
I still can't believe that someone would report a virus notification
as
spam, when the alternative would be for them to get the virus!
-Scott
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