Thanks for the suggestion!
But, after reading a few man pages, I've become convinced that maybe I
should actually use a:
.mailfilter/rcptfilter-original_name
filter so we can refuse the message during the SMTP exchange.
During this process I've discovered some things that don't really make
a
Fred Drueck writes:
Hello Everyone,
I've got a problem where I've had to rename one of my couriermlm
mailing lists. Basically it went from:
user-original_name@domain
to
user-new_name@domain
I want to make sure that messages sent to the:
user-original_name@domain
generate a bounce
Hello Everyone,
I've got a problem where I've had to rename one of my couriermlm
mailing lists. Basically it went from:
user-original_name@domain
to
user-new_name@domain
I want to make sure that messages sent to the:
user-original_name@domain
generate a bounce message so that former users
Il 03/11/2016 00:02, Sam Varshavchik ha scritto:
>
> No, as the manual page explains, the address is "alias", not
> "catchall". It should be "al...@usosalix.org".
>
As a feedback, I might suggest that the manpage is not that clear (at
least to me) in explaining the fact that the address name
