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"Unsettled" wrote in message
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I bet there is a 5% chance of this but I'll try -- if your mail server is
running sendmail you could write a procmail rule (basically it's the same
idea, but just rules running on the server) to forward it.

Or, a silly suggestion - copy all of those mails to a linux mail server
and do the procmail there.

wrote:
On Feb 16, 4:06 pm, "Hal Hostetler [MVP P/I]" wrote:
Try adding the "And stop processing more rules" directive to the rule.
Without this directive, all the rules you have will be run against a
given
message which could be causing the problem.

Thank you, unfortunately your suggestion does not work. In any case,
I test this by "run it now", I run only that rule on all the messages
that were not forwarded to see if they get forwarded, so no other
rules are involved in testing.