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Darren New wrote:
> Patrick Elliott wrote:
>> Uh.. Thanks. And here I thought I would try something "silly" like
>> doing what "every online system" and other clients do, and just add
>> "*lindenlab.com" to my address book or a "these are OK" list.
>
> You can do that. There's a checkbox to say "people in my address book
> never send spam." I don't think you can wildcard the addresses in your
> address book.
>
> Maybe there's a way to whitelist specific addresses.
>
Yeah, I know. Problem is that a) yes, it refuses to wildcard it, and b)
I can't be sure that it is "always" going to be the same address. In
fact, I am fairly sure its not. The originating addresses from linden
are like <group/object name>@<URI key>.lindenlab.com, or something like
that. So, every different object or group is likely to have a
"different" email address, with the only "common" source being the
"lindenlab" part. Needless to say, that makes Thunderbird's absolute
refusal to allow such wildcard addresses a pain in the fracking ass. lol
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