More importantly, viruses of late forge the sender, so innocent bystanders get the bounces & "you have a virus!!!" return messages.
I just sent a batch of email to various postmasters & registered domain contacts asking them to turn off that feature in their mail server antivirus until they can get them to discern between viruses that forge the sender and those that don't. The bounces we get due to infected customers & newsletter recipients is rivaling the viruses the last couple days.
JA
I see an option there to automatically delete blacklisted messages. Not quite the same thing. I'm after a function to remove redundant entries from the blacklist.
JA
So sorry. I misunderstood.
Easy mistake. :)
There is an option to delete blacklist entries after x number of days if they haven't been used. If your list is like mine it's full of entries like snipped-for-privacy@ldhdtr65ndy.com. I doubt those nonsense addys are used more than once. If you set the option to a smaller number of days that could cut down the list size considerably.
Good idea - think I'll do that.
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