Have the e-mail come back to an address you pick up with cfpop..   then
parse the e-mail for keywords..   such as 'Undeliverable' and 'not deliver'
and 'delivery failure' and 'quota'..   and 'transient delivery failure'
etc...

-Zine

-----Original Message-----
From: Python Python [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2003 1:51 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Removing bad emails from newsletter db


Oops, i guess i do not make myself clear. I dont need to hangle those
cfmail that goest o the undeliverable folder of CF, i need to handle those
returned emails that bouces when the user does not exist(Errors returned by
SMTP server, like 550, user unknow, mailbox full and so on).

BP.

>Blood,
>
>It's fairly straight forward to code yourself.
>
>You can access the undeliverables folder using CFDIRECTORY and then
>parse the messages for the e-mail address that bounced and use that to
>update the database.
>
>If on MX I suggest using server.coldfusion.rootDir etc. to locate the
>undeliverable folder etc.
>
>On CF5 and Windows you can use CFREGISTRY etc.
>
>Note: the .cfmail file formats are different from CF5 to CFMX.
>
>Also, if you want to re-spool messages in CFMX you need to rename the
>file and restart the CF's mail spool service...which is technically
>possible to do programmatically using yet more undocumented functions.
>
>André
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Blood Python [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: 28 May 2003 16:40
>To: CF-Talk
>Subject: Removing bad emails from newsletter db
>
>One of my client's has about 103k people in his mailing list. He's
>running
>his website since 99 and many of these e-mails are bad ones.
>
>He wants me to remove the bad e-mails from this list. I used to do that
>using a software called worldcast, from fairlogic (www.fairlogic.com).
>It
>uses DNS to validate e-mails, pretending to send an e-mail and stopping
>just
>after he got the 250 code (user exists) or 550 (unknow).
>
>Unfortunatly, many networks are not allowing DNS sends, because of spam,
>so
>it its not a good solution anymore. I will need to build a tool that
>interprets the returned e-mails from an actual send (those Undeliverable
>
>e-mails) and delete the user based on this e-mail's content.
>
>Do you guys knows any software or code that do such thing? Doesn't need
>to
>be in cf... I will need to code it myself if i don't find something like
>
>that to use, because client needs it very bad (he needs to reduce
>bandwidth
>costs).
>
>Thank you for your repplies in advance.
>
>BP.
>
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