RE: [Declude.JunkMail] Filtering external Mail?

2003-02-21 Thread John Tolmachoff
> > > Where "192.0.2.25" is the IP address of the legitimate mailserver that > >will > > > be sending you the mail (the gmx.de mailserver). Then, Declude JunkMail > > > will scan the IP of the next hop (213.245.251.84 in this case). > > > >Instead of using IPBYPASS, would it not be better to use H

RE: [Declude.JunkMail] Filtering external Mail?

2003-02-21 Thread R. Scott Perry
> Where "192.0.2.25" is the IP address of the legitimate mailserver that will > be sending you the mail (the gmx.de mailserver). Then, Declude JunkMail > will scan the IP of the next hop (213.245.251.84 in this case). Instead of using IPBYPASS, would it not be better to use HOP and HOPHIGH? U

RE: [Declude.JunkMail] Filtering external Mail?

2003-02-21 Thread John Tolmachoff
> Where "192.0.2.25" is the IP address of the legitimate mailserver that will > be sending you the mail (the gmx.de mailserver). Then, Declude JunkMail > will scan the IP of the next hop (213.245.251.84 in this case). Instead of using IPBYPASS, would it not be better to use HOP and HOPHIGH? John

Re: [Declude.JunkMail] Filtering external Mail?

2003-02-21 Thread R. Scott Perry
is it possible to check mails that did not arrive at my site first? I have a mailbox @gmx.de, that is forwarded to my (Decluded-)Account. So I get spam, originally from 213.245.251.84, this adress is listed in some spam databases. but Can I tell declude to check the mail like it had arrived her