If spam goes out of an account and it bounces for whatever reason, usually due to max emails per hour, it will try to send an email back to the original sender.
However, that sender is usually forged as it's spam after all, which creates a double bounce.
Exim will freeze double bounces and they end up filling up the queue until you remove frozen emails. We have a cron that runs that will remove them, but I prefer that exim just drops them from the queue completely instead of freezing.
Is there a way to tell Exim to drop the message from the queue instead of freezing it on a double bounce?
However, that sender is usually forged as it's spam after all, which creates a double bounce.
Exim will freeze double bounces and they end up filling up the queue until you remove frozen emails. We have a cron that runs that will remove them, but I prefer that exim just drops them from the queue completely instead of freezing.
Is there a way to tell Exim to drop the message from the queue instead of freezing it on a double bounce?
