> More likely is that your DNS didn't respond in time when Declude inspected > this particular message.
Is this timeout adjustable? My email server isn't that busy so I could afford to increase this timeout a bit and see if that helps.
Unfortunately, it is not adjustable. However, Declude JunkMail will re-try if the first one times out, so you should only see a problem if either your DNS server has network problems, or if the spam database isn't responding well.
-Scott
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