What do your logs show for the message that you received properly?
What do the logs show for the message that you sent that you did not
receive properly? Post all logs, not just selected ones. It's also
better not to hide the domains since it can have an impact on what
we're trying to troubleshoot.
...Todd
On Fri, Apr 12, 2013 at 6:04 AM, tony ha <tonyha1090@???> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have problem with rule filter email. I have 4 email account:
> tk1@???
> tk2@???
> tk3@???
> tk4@???
>
> With email account tk1@???, I created rule filter:
> if
> $header_to: is "tk1@???"
> then
> deliver "tk2@???"
> deliver "tk3@???"
> deliver "tk4@???"
> endif
>
> This rule apply for tk1@???. I use abc@??? send message to
> tk1@??? then everything ok. tk2@???, tk3@???,
> tk4@??? a message sent by
> abc@???.
>
> Problem is when I use tk4@??? or tk3@??? or tk2@??? and send
> message to tk1@??? then tk4@??? not received a message sent by
> tk4@???.
>
> Anyone know this situation ? Please help me. Sorry for my bad english.
>
> Thanks!
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