On 11 Jul 2018, at 10:41 (-0400), Thomas Nyberg wrote:
Hello,
Let's say that I do have a user "user" on my system, but I would like
for emails sent to "user+doesnotex...@domain.org" to bounce back the
"Undelivered mail" message with something like:
<user+doesnotex...@domain.org>: unknown user: "user+doesnotexist"
How would I do this? I naively tried adding
user+doesnotexist: doesnoteixst
to my /etc/aliases file, but it was still delivered to my user
account.
Thanks for any help.
Start by consulting the instructions sent to every new subscriber to
this list, specifically to read and follow these suggestions:
http://www.postfix.org/DEBUG_README.html#mail
How to make *YOUR* system reject a particular address that it is now
delivering depends on what it is about *YOUR* configuration that is
causing that delivery to happen in the first place.
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