Re: Blacklist statistics

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

Herb,

Doesn't this agent run on the server?  For example I have an agent that 
fires off when new mail arrives.  And I see when the agent fires off by 
looking at the server's log.nsf.  To me, that sounds like it runs on the 
server.

If the user logs in using a web browser, for example,
http://GDISYS01/mail/rberendt.nsf?OpenDatabase&login
Then wouldn't the documents be in the right folder?  Or are you clicking 
on some pull down option to run the agent?

Rob Berendt
-- 
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary 
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." 
Benjamin Franklin 




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Thanks for all of the replies here!

We have been recovering from a mail server crash for the last week 
(nothing to do with the blacklist function) so we haven't been able to 
monitor this thread until now.

I have dropped about 50% - 60% of the junk using Rob's suggestion of 
blackholes.easynet.nl & relays.ordb.org.  I have been testing some agents 
that look for the blacklist header in each message before it arrives to 
the users mail and if this is true then it moves the message to the users 
spam folder automatically.  Does anyone know how to process an agent like 
this at the server level instead of the client level that I have been 
doing?

Herb Huggins
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