Ryan Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Doh, I remember looking in the perldoc and thinking "ok it isn't in the
> deprecated section", obviously I was wrong since it actually is. Is
> there another config option that would perform the same behavior or has
> that functionality been lost in 2.60
Doh, I remember looking in the perldoc and thinking "ok it isn't in the
deprecated section", obviously I was wrong since it actually is. Is
there another config option that would perform the same behavior or has
that functionality been lost in 2.60?
Ryan Moore
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Perigee.net Corporation
Ryan Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> By default SA will check the 9 previous hosts listed in the RECEIVED
> headers. You could lower that by using "num_check_received" directive in
> your usr_prefs/local.cf, I currently use a setting of four.
"num_check_received" is a deprecated setting in
By default SA will check the 9 previous hosts listed in the RECEIVED
headers. You could lower that by using "num_check_received" directive in
your usr_prefs/local.cf, I currently use a setting of four.
Ryan Moore
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Perigee.net Corporation
704-849-8355 (sales)
704-849-8017 (tech)
www.per
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