So far that seems to have got it. Thanks!
So far that seems to have got it. Thanks!
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Transflt.mer is too happy in what it is blocking.
My problem is that transflt is too quick in blocking. I have (had) a rule that was suppose to block out anything from India. The rule was H, "[HE][EH]LO *.in*", D, "India Banned Country " however this rule then also blocks out anything that has info in the domain or as I am finding out interact. I have tried replacing the final wild card with <cr><lf> but that didn't work. Even the India stuff was getting through again. So went back to the wild card.
What would be a good rule then that will stop anything that is coming from India. So it would be *.in (the country domain) but not blocking stuff like this notification.payments.interac.ca?
<p>My problem is that transflt is too quick in blocking. I have (had) a rule that was suppose to block out anything from India.&nbsp; The rule was H, "[HE][EH]LO *.in*", D, "India Banned Country "&nbsp;however this rule then also blocks out anything that has info in the domain or as I am finding out interact.&nbsp; I have tried replacing the final wild card with &lt;cr&gt;&lt;lf&gt; but that&nbsp;didn't work.&nbsp; Even the India stuff was getting through again.&nbsp; So went back to the wild card.&nbsp; </p><p>What would be a good rule then that will stop anything that is coming from India.&nbsp;&nbsp; So it would be *.in (the country domain) but not blocking stuff like this notification.payments.interac.ca?&nbsp;</p>
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