Never mind...I figured out a solution. I created an account called
nobody@ then created a rule to filter to delete everything. This does
not catch all invalid email addresses, just that which is addressed to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
--Todd.
Todd Ryan wrote:
Hi,
I would like to have an alias called [EMAIL PROTECTED] but only have
it accept mail addressed to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and not any
non-existent account. We have several applications that are sending
out mail addressed from [EMAIL PROTECTED] so that bounces don't get
delivered. It was pointed out that we should at least accept the
bounces then delete them. But if I create a [EMAIL PROTECTED] alias
and filter it to the bit bucket, I'm telling all those dictionary
attackers that this is a valid account and legitimate mistakes will
never get bounced.
So....can this "feature" of Imail be turned off and have nobody@
really mean only [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks!
BTW-Searched the archives and got 30+ pages of irrelevant hits. Sorry
if this has been covered.
--Todd.
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