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You need to look at the logs and figure out what IPs are being blocked and determine why.

Is the IP they are connecting from perhaps in the "Privileged IP" list? Looks like anything in that list can send without restriction.

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I added the * before and after each of the ME_TOorCC just prior to posting the issue here If CriteriaMet([ME_TOorCC],"*office@customerdomain.com*") and not CriteriaMet([ME_FROM],"*@customerdomain.com*") then FilterResult=1 ELSE IF CriteriaMet([ME_TOorCC],"*FLoffice@customerdomain.com*") and not Crit...

Had an email make it by an advanced filter I have created. filter looks for office@domain and an email to Office@domain got by... can anyone verify the scripts are not supposed to be case-sensitive by default? found a forum article that indicated they not not supposed to be as of 2009: https://www.m...

can anybody else confirm this issue?

It seems there is an issue in webmail when editing an existing filter. Customer reported: "If I create a new rule that searches the subject line for “turning it off” and move it to the ToDo folder, then send an email with that phrase in it, it works. However, if I edit the rule by adding or removing...

SMTP settings > inbound tab. Change to Denied access Except for those listed below and add your spam filter IP to the list.

You should be able to get this done using the GUI for mailenable. Under the postoffice, go to domains. Edit the domain and select the box you want to be the catchall. Once configured, the catchall collects all mail sent to the domain that is not sent to another existing email address.

The best way to force Mailenable to refresh the folder's index file is to create a blank file named "_change.dty" in whichever folder needs to be updated. This works for any folder in a mailbox. the _change.dty file is normally created by the system when a new email comes in at the same time the fol...

Been using Mailenable since version 8 (just looked at our purchase history and realized it been since version 4.) It works great and the system is very easy to configure and maintain. Very flexible and easy to expand if needed. Updates and improvements come from their developers very regularly. We h...

Logins are done using the "username@postofficename" and not by using the domains that are in the postoffice. I think there is a way to change the postoffice name but it is something I have never tried.

Are you using host headers in the site bindings? You can't run 2 sites on the same IP without using different hostheaders.

Interesting update... discovered that if I put something in the Notes field the problem is resolved. Guess the validation being done in the background requires that field not be blank?