10-23-2006 03:57 AM
i would like to check with you guys if you have encounter this issue before.
under mail policies i have setup all positive mail to drop but my user are still receiving couple of mails with the [SPAM] tag at the subject of the mail.
Any ideas?
10-24-2006 02:45 PM
If you have a content filter or mail filter using alt-mailhost then this will override your quarantine.
10-27-2006 04:53 PM
post your XML configuration file here,
So we can take a closer look.
10-31-2006 04:47 AM
under mail policies i have setup all positive mail to drop but my user are still receiving couple of mails with the [SPAM] tag at the subject of the mail.
11-01-2006 02:51 PM
under mail policies i have setup all positive mail to drop but my user are still receiving couple of mails with the [SPAM] tag at the subject of the mail.
Sometimes, users got those tagged [SPAM] messages from other mail servers that used the same tagging with you. It's better to trace the original message from its header first.
11-01-2006 10:19 PM
yahoo uses this tag.
Did you looked at your suspected spam settings?
11-03-2006 02:00 PM
yahoo uses this tag.
Did you looked at your suspected spam settings?
What do you mean?
11-10-2006 07:35 AM
dear all,
thanks for the reply.
I would like to highlight my issue again. for example:
from: xyz@freegift.com
mailto:xxx@mycompany.com
subject: [SPAM] free gift for you.join now!
body: txt
this mail is catergorize spam under ironport but under my "mail policies" i have set all spam to drop and suspected spam point to my local quarantee"
MikeK - yes i have a message filter which blocks certain domain from coming in. does that over ride my mail policies setting?
lucas.castro-which .xml do you want me to post?
the problem is when do a mail_log and trace the mail(with the [SPAM] tag on) ironport shows me the mail is drop. but im puzzle why the mail is still deliever to my user.
11-17-2006 08:26 PM
lucas.castro-which .xml do you want me to post?
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