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Thanks Jaymer. I guess its good to confirm that there is a problem.
I hope we can get some help resolving it since I do think the basic
design of the program is good. Mark Jaymer wrote: hi mark i have a 30-40 item REJECT list, and never used the ACCEPTS. but i've found 'wierdness' as well... seems like on the last r4 release (which i had to upgrade to on new years eve cause everything mysteriously quit working) i started receiving email which had previously been filtered.i clearly have, for example, [EMAIL PROTECTED] in the REJECT list, yet email still arrives when addressed to that entry... and i know for sure that all that wasn't coming through prior to that release. i have not tried r5. sorry i can't help specifically, but at least i answered in english :) and you got a reply... i usually don't get replies. jaymer... PS _ having said that, i modified my wbl file and added this ACCEPT [EMAIL PROTECTED] REJECT @mydomain.com i successfully sent mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] i added a user [EMAIL PROTECTED] and sent an email which was accepted, even though it appears to violate the generic REJECT rule. then i added REJECT [EMAIL PROTECTED] and it WAS rejected finally. SO, i have the opposite experience as you, but still incorrect if, by design, we are supposed to be able to filter at the domain level. --- Mark Bronstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Can someone explain how to use multiple wblist rules together? I want to limit incoming mail to a few known users and assume mail to anyone else is just spam. so I tried the following rules which I had thought should only allow mail in addressed to user1 and user2 and reject the rest: ACCEPT [EMAIL PROTECTED] ACCEPT [EMAIL PROTECTED] REJECT @domain.com This doesnt seem to work. All mail to domain.com ends up being rejected. TIA, Mark Bronstein---------------------------------------------------------------------To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]--------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] |
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- Re: [qsheff] multiple wblist lines Baris Simsek
- Re: [qsheff] multiple wblist lines Mark Bronstein
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