On 2011-10-11 09:52, Tõnu Samuel wrote:
On Tue, 2011-10-11 at 13:14 +0530, J. Bakshi wrote:
Hello Kirill,
I need incoming mail rejected for nore...@mail.com as well as a notification
send to
the user about the mail rejection.
Backscatter robot. You send mail to foo...@example.com. example.com
rejects your mail with "Over quota" or "on vacation". You receive this
message and send "we said NO REPLY!". Example.com sends "over quota"
again....
Nonsense. You REJECT the message and the remote server will (if
configured properly) not attempt further delivery.
A no-reply address is very common; this is why your earlier comment
about this needing to be read doesn't make much sense.
The RFC lists clearly which addresses should go to a mailbox read
periodically by a human being; "noreply" is not one of them.
Of course, proper list or mass-mailing management consists of sending
null senders in the first place, and/or utilizing VERP in outgoing email.
In the OP's case, it is trivially solved with a check_recipient_access
map consisting of nothing but
nore...@example.com REJECT We said no!
At no point does the postfix system send a MESSAGE in response to
delivery attempts to this address - instead, it will reject the recipient.
If the remote system was a gateway that accepted the bounce for
delivery, it was most likely misconfigured.
--
J.
