Scott, would it
be possible to add a new feature for per domain scanning?
What I would like
to see is a NONPOSTNOTICEOFF option.
Having the
following line in the virus_domains.txt file
example.com NONPOSTNOTICEOFF
would only send
out the postmaster notification for example.com do
Scott, would it be possible to add a new feature for per domain scanning?
What I would like to see is a NONPOSTNOTICEOFF option.
What you could do instead is add a line:
SKIPIFRECIP @example.com
to the \IMail\Declude\recip.eml file, which would prevent the notification
from going o
truth long
before he can write down a logical proof. - Paul Halmos
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Does this go anywhere in the recip.eml file, at the top, or at the bottom.
Any commands in .eml files, along with the To:, From:, and Subject:
headers, must go at the top (anywhere before the first blank line).
-Scott
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> What you could do instead is add a line:
>
> SKIPIFRECIP @example.com
>
> to the \IMail\Declude\recip.eml file, which would prevent the notification
> from going out if the recipient was on the @example.com domain.
Thanks. That would also have to include any alias, correct?
John
> What you could do instead is add a line:
>
> SKIPIFRECIP @example.com
>
> to the \IMail\Declude\recip.eml file, which would prevent the notification
> from going out if the recipient was on the @example.com domain.
Thanks. That would also have to include any alias, correct?
Actually
> Actually, that one will work even with host aliases. So if
> "mail.example.com" is a host alias for "example.com", you can use either
> "SKIPIFRECIP @example.com" or "SKIPIFRECIP @maill.example.com" -- either
> one will get all the @example.com mail.
OK, thanks.
BTW, that is a weird name for a
