Le Jeudi 20 Octobre 2005 02:46, Daryl C. W. O'Shea a écrit : > Jerome Mainka wrote: > > The sender and the recipient belong together to the same provider, and > > the final server of the received path is not the host on which SA is run. > > Which server is scanning the mail? The server is a proxy pop3 server. It has nothing to do with the hosts listed in the Received headers. That's why I thought that, by putting some well chosen ip addresses (MX records of the recipient's domain) in internal/trusted networks, SA would interpret the headers as if the host scanning the mail were in the same network that the real pop3 server. I guess I was wrong and I have to skip network tests (sigh)...
> Further, why is it that you trusted the sending-users ISP's submission > server? Do you also RECEIVE mail from this same server (ie. it's one of > your MXes). I understood it was not good practice. Thanks for your help Jerome Mainka Antidot
