I could not find this test in the Junkmail Manual. I have a customer who is
getting false negatives with this test. I wanted to see what triggers this
but could not find any documentation. Could someone please fill me in?
Thanks,
Don
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I could not find this test in the Junkmail Manual. I have a customer who
Then how about a test to check if the MAILFROM is syntax correct, meaning
has some characters, the at sign, some characters, a period, and some more
characters?
This will be changed for the next release. I can't think of any other
reason (aside from bounces, using ) that an address without an @
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Then how about a test to check if the MAILFROM is syntax correct, meaning
has some characters, the at sign, some characters, a period, and some
more
characters
How come this does not fail the MAILFROM (envfrom) test?
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How come this does not fail the MAILFROM (envfrom) test?
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Because Declude JunkMail automatically skips over usernames with no domains.
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How come this does not fail the MAILFROM (envfrom) test?
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Then how about a test to check if the MAILFROM is syntax correct,
meaning has some characters, the at sign, some characters, a period,
and some more characters?
Seems to me that this would be appropriate to have as the default
envfrom test behavior, with a LOOSENENVFROM ON option in
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Then how about a test to check if the MAILFROM is syntax correct,
meaning has some characters, the at sign, some characters, a period,
and some more characters?
Seems to me that this would
