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| Operations Manager Posts: 7,373 Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: England, UK |
05-12-2008, 02:08 PM
Hi jbjavert, This means that there are e-mails in your POP3 box that have been addressed to recipients for which you have no e-mail queues. When you set up an e-mail queue, you also specify an e-mail address (E-mail Queue Address) - this is the e-mail address that needs to be matched. You can configure Catch All rules (under Mail Parser) to match different recipient addresses and redirect them to the appropriate e-mail queue. -------------------------------------------------------------------
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