Wietse Venema:
> tobs...@brain-force.ch:
> > Yes postmaster as recipient of delivery status notifications. I have
> > set
> >
> > > notify_classes = bounce, 2bounce, delay, policy, protocol, resource,
> > software
> >
> > so postmaster receives delay warnings in general on my system. But it
> > also receives warnings for messages where the one and only RCPT TO of
> > the message gets NOTIFY=NEVER via smtp command filter.
> >
> > That's why I guessed that the NOTIFY=NEVER maybe only affect delay
> > warning to the sender but not the one that is send directly to
> > postmaster due to notify_classes.
>
> Please do not speculate. You can help by showing concrete evidence
> in the form of Postfix logging. You can replace the domain if you
> like.
Postfix implements the same behavior for non-delivery and
delay notifications:
Non-delivery:
- Send a notice to sender if a recipient has no NOTIFY setting, or
NOTIFY=FAILURE (with or without SUCCESS or DELAY).
- Send a postmaster copy regardless of NOTIFY settings.
Delay:
- Send a notice to sender if a recipient has no NOTIFY setting, or
NOTIFY=DELAY (with or without SUCCESS or FAILURE).
- Send a postmaster copy regardless of NOTIFY settings.
The idea is that the sender should not control the behavior for
postmaster notifications.
If we want NOTIFY settings to apply to postmasrer copies then that
would require a new configuration parameter.
So, the graveyard will be your permanent solution.
Wietse
