customers default email address is filled with emails not being blocked by blackhole. does anyone know how to block emails to the default address?
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I've noticed something similar to this as well. People tell me they send me e-mails, but certain ones never arrive to my server. No log of it, or attempted delivery. Then take out the :blackhole: for the default user on my domain and all those people who couldn't e-mail me before can.Slav said:I have noticed that lately people that have :blackhole: setup on the default account have all the mail fail, even the routed mail , if the customer removes the blackhole in the default account everything start sto flow again.. Weird stuff.
i have not tired fail as yet sorrychirpy said:Do you have the same problem if you use :fail: instead of :blackhole: ?
Here's an example of one of the emails that he still received even though the filter is set up:h_X-Spam-Status: begins "Yes" --> Discard
$header_subject: contains "Mail delivery failed" --> Discard
$header_subject: contains "returning message to sender" --> Discard
$header_to: is "[email protected]" --> Discard
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