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Chris Wolf <[log in to unmask]> writes: > Great--that's exactly what I wanted to know. To make sure I'm > interpreting it right, are the following both correct? > > 1) A vacation message is sent in response to spam as well as non-spam, That's correct. > 2) If a user has chosen the preference to redirect spam to the SPAM > mailbox, those spam messages will still be processed by any filters > the user has set up. Actually, if the message is *filtered* it is already delivered. I definitely should have made that more clear. That is to say, if you have that option turned on, the message goes to your SPAM folder, and is considered delivered (the process is complete). If you have it "marked" (subject changed), then your filters will still apply. > Thanks. No problem. ./muk -- m. kolb <[log in to unmask]>