That's the HOLD action. Although you can use it, the HOLD action will
prevent the E-mail from being delivered. So if you use the HOLD action,
the recipient will not receive the E-mail.
Right, I understand that option, which is why I'd prefer to be able to COPY
the lower weighted mails to be
That's the HOLD action. Although you can use it, the HOLD action will
prevent the E-mail from being delivered. So if you use the HOLD action,
the recipient will not receive the E-mail.
Right, I understand that option, which is why I'd prefer to be able to COPY
the lower weighted mails to be
It sounds like you're looking for an action that acts like the HOLD action
(by copying the Q*.SMD and D*.SMD files to a specific directory), but also
delivers the E-mail. Unfortunately, there isn't anything like that in
Declude JunkMail.
Right, that's what I was looking for. It makes sense
I just started seeing junkmail that is addressed to an everyone@ the
mailserver domain name. It looks like the real message was sent to an
email address at a domain hosted on that mailserver and the everyone@
was added. Is this a new technique?
Thanks
David Stavert
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Could he not copy the messages to a special user, then use the command
line to move all the *.SMD to the SPAM directory from that user's mailbox?
Set up a batch file and schedule the task to move them every few minutes?
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From: R. Scott Perry
It sounds like you're
Well, after using the same Declude setup since we started back in October, I
finally just changed the weight system to weight ranges, and altered what is
done to the mail. I've also installed Spamreview, and hope to cut down on
mail copied for review. Here's my question / setup:
here is the
Can I have Declude COPY the lesser valued mail to the SPAM folder in the
spool? So I can review it with Spamreview? If so, what's the way to do it?
That's the HOLD action. Although you can use it, the HOLD action will
prevent the E-mail from being delivered. So if you use the HOLD action,
the
