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Thanks , checked out the logs you were right
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Thanks , checked out the logs you were right

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Okay I am just wondering<br />
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Using Spamhaus I am receiving this informationvia exim stats<br />
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Grand total summary<br />
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So 1050 mails received <br />
678 Mails rejected <br />
and 1326 delivered<br />
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now does delivered mean what our users sent out or does that mean emails we have received that are going to multiple recipients? <br />
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Thanks!<br />
<br />
Matt
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Okay I am just wondering

Using Spamhaus I am receiving this informationvia exim stats


Grand total summary

So 1050 mails received 
678 Mails rejected 
and 1326 delivered

now does delivered mean what our users sent out or does that mean emails we have received that are going to multiple recipients? 

Thanks!

Matt

Understanding Exim Log files

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Network Security

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