2 e-mail in white or blacklist

[Julian Field]

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Mauricio Portilho Cavalcanti wrote:

>Hi,
>1) I made a web interface to insert and remove e-mails in white/blacklist.
>If someone puts de same e-mail twice, I think MS will treat as
>white/blacklist and no problem.
>
>From: fulano at domain.com.br yes
>From: fulano at domain.com.br yes
>
>Am I right?
>  
>
Yes, that shouldn't cause any problem, but it will slow things down as 
the ruleset is bigger than necessary.

>2) If I put @domain,com.br (",") in white/blacklist... how MS will treat
>this?
>  
>
It won't match domain.com.br, it will end up being effectively ignored 
as , will never appear in an address.

>Thanks in advance,
>Mauricio. 
>
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