On 19.04.18 09:08, mj wrote:
Here is our situation:
We have an email server at ourdomain.com where some folks setup a
sieve redirect to other mailboxes.
Now, consider the case where a us...@randomdomain.com sends an email
to our u...@ourdomain.com, and it is sieve-forwarded to
u...@forwarddomain.com.
But suppose the u...@forwarddomain.com mailbox no longer exists: an
NDR is generated at forwarddomain.com. Currently this NDR is sent
back all the way to the original sender us...@randomdomain.com.
However, the message *was* in fact successfully delivered to our
mailbox u...@ourdomain.com, and we would like to prevent NDRs for
these sieve-forwarded messages.
Is there a way to achieve this?
rewriting sender of the forwarded mail in the SRS
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sender_Rewriting_Scheme) way and delivering
all the mail to rewritten sender to someone who is able to fix or remove
such forwarding.
I would consider delivering mail back to the mailbox of u...@ourdomain.com
or maybe postmas...@ourdomain.com
If it helps: the sieve-forwards are mostly to very few foreign
domains, so perhaps we could filter NDRs at some stage, based on
coming-from domain..?
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