> Something like this could be hacked together with a parsing
> program that...well, not really on your COPY actions.
There's another one:
Imagine you could HOLD all messages between 90 and 110% of your HOLD weight
in a separate folder and there is a simple tool running as scheduled task
that is
> Hey...while I'm on a roll here. Declude docs don't
> specifically say what is considered in IPBYPASS. That doesn't
> scan the headers for multiple hops does it? I'm hoping it
> just considers the IP that connected to the Imail box. That's
> how I'm using it.
As I know you can specify a list
Hey...while I'm on a roll here. Declude docs don't specifically say
what is considered in IPBYPASS. That doesn't scan the headers for
multiple hops does it? I'm hoping it just considers the IP that
connected to the Imail box. That's how I'm using it.
IPBYPASS works with all IPs that the E-mail pas
Hello Markus,
Friday, September 17, 2004, 7:01:14 PM, you wrote:
MG> A.) MOVE certain messages to configurable folders
MG> B.) COPY certain messages to configurable folders
MG> 1.) If you're an ISP Admin: Do you know what's happening near below your
MG> 2.) Do you maintain a personal filter fil
