Please can you detail this a bit ??? Mark Goodge wrote: >Create a virtual domain (eg, bounces.example.com) and add a catch-all >alias so that everything to that domain gets forwarded to the bounce >handler's inbox
I may be wrong but I thought that by adding a pipe, this was done already : Master.cf : bounceh unix - n n - - pipe user=mailadmin argv=/srv/F/www/F.net/htdocs/get_bounces.php $sender $recipient transport.map : bounces.F.net bounceh: And is virtual domain you recommend created by : local_recipient_maps @bounces.F.net OK @F.net OK ?? To do what you say, can you give me reference, or information relative to what you suggest ? (I'll be also googling) >Yes, you'll also get lots of spam to this domain, but as long as >everything is being handled automatically then that's not an issue as no >human ever needs to read it. Spam doesn't frighten me, as said, it will be coped automatically. (with rules in bounce handler script) Thanks for your answer that gives me a new viewing angle... T . de LASSAT -----Message d'origine----- De : owner-postfix-us...@postfix.org [mailto:owner-postfix-us...@postfix.org] De la part de Mark Goodge Envoyé : mardi 8 septembre 2009 14:04 À : postfix-users@postfix.org Objet : Re: [Bounce Handling] Searching information no_s...@cardiff.fr wrote: > > My question is how to I manage bounces back in my postfix servers, > knowing that the bounce addresses do not exists as valid users ??? If > you don't have the answer, I don't think community needs your > personal comments on what's good and what's bad... Create a virtual domain (eg, bounces.example.com) and add a catch-all alias so that everything to that domain gets forwarded to the bounce handler's inbox. The bounce handler can then parse all the incoming messages and take action based on the recipient address. Yes, you'll also get lots of spam to this domain, but as long as everything is being handled automatically then that's not an issue as no human ever needs to read it. Mark
