Hallo michał, mt> %SUBJECT="Re: %OSUBJ"Hi
mt> I'm sorry, but this e-mail address (%OTOADDR) doesn't exist. Your mt> message follows. Make it easy for yourself. Make it something like: "This e-mail contained no valid addresses." mt> --8<-------------------------------------------------------------------- mt> %HEADERS I don't know whether this is wise. As your new domain isn't functional yet, the headers of the routed messages might include things you don't want to be public. So you could restrict it to something like: from: %ofromname %ofromaddr to: %otolist cc: %occlist subj: %osubject msgid: %msgid mt> %TEXT mt> --8<-------------------------------------------------------------------- It would be sensible to use [EMAIL PROTECTED] as the from and reply-to address (for privacy's sake): %from="postmaster@blabla" %replyto="postmaster@blabla" When using postmaster as the sender on your part, you should be so kind to filter enquiries addressed to postmaster before bouncing the rest of them. ;-) mt> As you may see, the automated reply informes about what e-mail address mt> was the message sent to. Unfortunately, some people send messages mt> using multiple e-mail addresses in the 'To:' field, which causes the mt> reply to contain the wrong e-mail address in the 'address (%OTOADDR) mt> doesn't exist' part. Some people send messages without the recipients address in the to-header (or the cc-header), for instance when using a bcc: or a mailinglist. They're sending mail to an invalid domain, let them do the work not you. What you're achieving with this setup is that people know your domain isn't dead (it has an active postmaster, doesn't it?) And they've got an address (that's not your personal address) that can be reached as long as your setup isn't completed. -- Groetjes, Roelof -- ______________________________________________________ Archives : http://tbtech.thebat.dutaint.com Moderators : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
