Re: How did this not get blocked???

[john@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (John Sievert)]

I had no problem doing this.  For example

Dyn Host <blackhole server here> AND
Src Host *customer1st.com|samsung.com|semtech.com*  NOT

Works fine.

J

On 6/6/03 5:42p, "Bear Weiter" <posessed@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>> This is one of the best.  If you are worried about blocking AOL, then put in
>> a SRC Host for *aol.com*   NOT
>> 
>> And you will block everything the blackholes says to block but not those
>> sent by AOL.
> 
> This has been asked by me and Elton - and probably others, too - does this
> actually work for you, John? Can you stack more than 1 exception to these
> filters?
> 
> I ask because I've tried this, and as soon as I have more than 1 exception,
> ALL messages get caught by these filters.
> 
> --Bear
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