curious... At some point in the past I decided to track which companies might sell my email address, so following the pattern of a friend, I've started submitting email addresses in the form of [EMAIL PROTECTED] - it works great, and I've even been able to bitch at a couple of companies for violating their privacy policy. Anyway, this is easy enough to handle with an alias@ setup in courier. However, some spammer has recently started using my domain to send email, and I'm getting a number of user-not-found bounces that I would like to avoid (for now, I've just been putting the addresses into bofh, but there are quite a few now, and 2-5 new ones daily).
This doesn't solve your current problem since you've already done things this way, but I think a better way to do this in the future is to create an account called "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", and submit email addresses in the form of "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" (letting the .courier-default file send them to [EMAIL PROTECTED]). Or you could just use the hyphen trick with your regular email account (that's what I do).
This would have avoided the problems associated with opening up the alias account to allow arbitrary mail, while still allowing you to track which companies gave out your email address.
m.
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