> Just a guess ... because the "From" address is not
> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"?
I thought the from rule worked on the envelope sender of the email and not
the easily forged from header :(
> You might try dropping the "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" part of the rule and you might
> have better luck.
Yeah I might do that. I like to try to be as explicit as possible.
> Or, simply whitelist that domain in your user_prefs or local.cf.
Preferably not as if someone does forge it, then the mail goes straight
through...
Thanks for your help.
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