I read this in the Imail manual and want to make it work. But it does not seem to work.
-Does anyone know if the -ruhost switch still works? -What are all the switches available with IMAILSRV? -If the NDR comes from [EMAIL PROTECTED] and says that the intended recipient is "unknown user", if I forward the message to the removal_alias, wouldn't the Reply-To of the message contain the [EMAIL PROTECTED]? or [EMAIL PROTECTED] instead of the bad user's address? So then how is it supposed to remove the bad user's address from the list? \/ \/ \/ \/ \/ \/ \/ Setting Up an Alias to Remove an Unknown User If you get "unknown user" or "unknown host" messages about supposed subscribers to a list, you can create an alias to remove such users from a list. To set up a special alias for removing unknown users or hosts: In IMail Administrator, expand a mail host folder and select the "Aliases" folder. Click the Add Alias button. In the "New Alias" dialog box: Enter an alias name, for example: Parrots_del Select the Program alias type. Click OK. On the General tab, in the Resolves To box, enter the alias properties using the following format: imailsrv -ruhost domain listname For example, suppose you create a program alias Unknown_del that resolves to: imailsrv -ruhost exoticbirds.com Parrotlist You can then forward a message about an unknown user or unknown host to [EMAIL PROTECTED]; the user specified in the Reply-To header (or the From header if Reply-To is not found) of the forwarded message is removed from Parrotlist. (The body of the message is ignored.) Note: The message must be forwarded unmodified (with the headers unchanged), otherwise the forwarder will add himself to the list. Confirmations of the addition of the newly-subscribed user to the list are sent to both the list owner (or moderator) and the newly-subscribed user. To Unsubscribe: http://www.ipswitch.com/support/mailing-lists.html List Archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/imail_forum%40list.ipswitch.com/ Knowledge Base/FAQ: http://www.ipswitch.com/support/IMail/
