Hi List,
What is the expected behavior for incoming email, when:
1) The address is an alias, say, f...@domain.com
<mailto:f...@domain.com>, that expands to two local users, use...@domain.com
<mailto:use...@domain.com> and use...@domain.com <mailto:use...@domain.com>
2) use...@domain.com’s account is over-quota
What we’re seeing is a "456 Address temporarily unavailable” message to mail
coming into the alias, meaning user-b doesn’t get the email, even though there
account isn’t over quota.
Extrapolate this to the condition where “f...@domain.com
<mailto:f...@domain.com>” is actually an alias for a few dozen people, and
where on any given day one of them happens to be over-quota: it causes the
entire alias to essentially constantly fail for everyone.
Is there a way around this, while still using aliases? Or would it be better to
implement it as a .courier file (although that would be rather annoying for
other reasons).
Thanks,
Jeff
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