> >We have quite a few
> >customers (mostly the business types, not ISPs) that only send the
> >recipient notifications if the virus originated from outside their
> >company. :)
>
>This is what I meant - only inform your own staff of the virus not the
>whole world - therefor the notification would only go to a sender with your
>domain in their email address.
Actually, that's two different (but similar) situations.
In the first, the sender will always be notified, and the recipient will
only be notified if the virus came from outside the company. In Declude
Virus, this would be done by using the "ONLYSENDIFREMOTESENDER" option for
the recipient notification.
In the second, the sender will only be notified if they are local, and the
recipient will only be notified if they are local (no matter where the
virus originated). In Declude, this would be done by using
"ONLYSENDIFLOCALRECIPIENT" for the recipient notification, and
"ONLYSENDIFLOCALSENDER" for the sender notification.
It can get confusing when you start limiting who the notifications get sent
to, but it can be very useful.
-Scott
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