Hello Moritz,
we run such an setting since several years.
Whois records show our ripe object with abuse-r...@...as abuse-mailbox
address.
This is connected to an auto-responder.
In auto-responder mail we explain what is going on and offer to write to
our abuse@ email address.
This really
On 13.09.17 18:48, Moritz Bartl wrote:
> Mind sharing that configuration, and maybe even the filters you
> already set up?
My method is highly Postfix-specific, but I can see that you use Postfix
as well. ;-) Here is an example for sender-based rejection (incomplete):
On 13.09.2017 16:08, Ralph Seichter wrote:
> For my exit nodes, I have tested rejecting obviously auto-generated
> complaints on arrival (SMTP code 5xx), with a customised text stating
> how a human can get in touch with me via a different, unpublished mail
> address.
Cool. Mind sharing that
On 13.09.17 15:49, Moritz Bartl wrote:
> We're thinking about introducing an auto responder to abuse mail which
> then requires clicking a link or replying to the mail again before the
> complaint actually reaches a human. What do you think?
For my exit nodes, I have tested rejecting obviously
Hi!
tl;dr: We're thinking about introducing an auto responder to abuse mail
which then requires clicking a link or replying to the mail again before
the complaint actually reaches a human. What do you think? Can you help
us set this up?
So far, we do not have any auto responder for abuse mails.
