Hallo Januk, B>> right. And thats really problem, I still donw know how to remove bad B>> adresses from mailing-list. I have to do it by hand :(
JA> 1. Export all addresses in group to an LDIF file (use delete option as JA> well to remove them from TB's address book). JA> 2. Find the bad address from the bounce. JA> 3. Find the corresponding address in the exported file. JA> 4. Delete the LDIF entry. JA> 5. Reimport the LDIF file. JA> I'm not entirely sure how well step 1 works using a command-line and JA> groups. You may need to make a full address book for that list JA> instead of just a group. Wouldn't it be easier to change your script so that it doesn't create an ldif file, but something a like a template file that says something like this: %to="badaddress" %subject="Remove recipient per filter" The message from my mailinglist didn't arrive at your address. Now you've got to start TB from a batchfile or the commandline in such a way that it creates a message with this template. Set an oubound mail filter to delete the address book entry on the selected subject and you're ready. To prevent that the newly generated messages with a bad address are picked up by the filter that triggers the script, there has to be taken care that the sender of the new message is not the address of the mailinglist that's being maintained. In this way you get a report of all deleted addresses as a bonus. JA> One other thing to consider is that you may be removing addresses JA> prematurely. It's possible that a server crashed and that the bounces JA> are only temporary. This is where the bonus comes in handy. Every address that's being deleted should get a report back. -- Groetjes, Roelof -- ______________________________________________________ Archives : http://tbtech.thebat.dutaint.com Moderators : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
