Peter,
I believe I have a test whitelisti set up but my
question is why I needed to put the FQDN of the sender
in the mailaddr table for this to work. I thought
putting @domain.com would be good enough but
apparently not. I had to put @host.domain.com.
If the sender address is not fully
I believe I have a test whitelisti set up but my
question is why I needed to put the FQDN of the sender
in the mailaddr table for this to work. I thought
putting @domain.com would be good enough but
apparently not. I had to put @host.domain.com.
What is the best confirmation that this is
I THINK .domain.com will work.
(@domain.com only does the [EMAIL PROTECTED] .domain.com would do
[EMAIL PROTECTED])
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