1. Im Back!
- Posted by euman at bellsouth.net Mar 10, 2003
- 661 views
{{{ Hello all,
Been awhile! Ive been working on some security projects and also went an bought a 2.53ghz machine (WOW) much better than those old days of 233mhz.
Question:
Im confused about something that I hope you all can give an answer to/for.
In my Outlook blocked senders list, I have added yahoo.com as one of the blocked ISP's so, this means that anyone that uses this service will automatically be sent to my deleted folder (C.K Lester is one) What Im confused about is that the messages are supposedly coming from EUForum (Derek and Bernie's) messages showed up fine in my inbox...
Im sorry but yahoo and many-many others I have in my blocked list send waaayyy to many spam messages.
Is there a way (Rob, anyone) to allow messages from individuals using "blocked ISP's" to be recieved in my inbox that use Topica to forward messages an none other than those submitted by Topica users?
The Euman
2. Re: Im Back!
- Posted by "C. K. Lester" <cklester at yahoo.com> Mar 10, 2003
- 629 views
On Sunday 09 March 2003 09:29 pm, you wrote: > > Hello all, >=20 > In my Outlook blocked senders list, I have added yahoo.com as one > of the blocked ISP's so, this means that anyone that uses this service > will automatically be sent to my deleted folder (C.K Lester is one) > What Im confused about is that the messages are supposedly coming > from EUForum (Derek and Bernie's) messages showed up fine in my > inbox... >=20 > Is there a way (Rob, anyone) to allow messages from individuals using > "blocked=0D ISP's" to be recieved in my inbox that use Topica to forwar= d > messages an none other than those submitted by Topica users? Filters are applied in sequence (I think), so set up a filter that occurs= =20 BEFORE the yahoo.com block. If it is from me and/or has euforum in it, le= t it=20 through.
3. Re: Im Back!
- Posted by Greg Haberek <g.haberek at comcast.net> Mar 10, 2003
- 704 views
Perhaps if you wanted to block only Yahoo emails, rather than blocking the @yahoo.com part, setup a filter that looks for "Do you Yahoo!?" which does not appear when someone sends mail through Topica. I use a filter that looks for "The Euphoria Mailing List" to put all mails in a EUForum folder. ----- Original Message ----- From: C. K. Lester <cklester at yahoo.com> Subject: Re: Im Back! On Sunday 09 March 2003 09:29 pm, you wrote: > > Hello all, > > In my Outlook blocked senders list, I have added yahoo.com as one > of the blocked ISP's so, this means that anyone that uses this service > will automatically be sent to my deleted folder (C.K Lester is one) > What Im confused about is that the messages are supposedly coming > from EUForum (Derek and Bernie's) messages showed up fine in my > inbox... > > Is there a way (Rob, anyone) to allow messages from individuals using > "blocked ISP's" to be recieved in my inbox that use Topica to forward > messages an none other than those submitted by Topica users? Filters are applied in sequence (I think), so set up a filter that occurs BEFORE the yahoo.com block. If it is from me and/or has euforum in it, let it through. ==^^=============================================================== This email was sent to: g.haberek at comcast.net TOPICA - Start your own email discussion group. FREE!
