Re: [Mailman-Users] Bounces coming back to sender address

[Randy Bush]

> I want to make sure all the bounces go back to list-owner@
>  domain.com for bounce
> processing and so that I do not have to see them.

so do we all.  all you need to do is fix the broken email
implementations at the *receiving* end, which is where the
bounces originated.

i.e., you're sol

randy


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Re: [Mailman-Users] Bounces coming back to sender address

[Chuq Von Rospach]

On Dec 14, 2003, at 6:28 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I want to make sure all the bounces go back to list-owner@
 domain.com for bounce processing and so 
that
I do not have to see them.

Basically, you can't, because there are some sites that simply refuse 
to follow standards and accepted email standards, and you can't force 
them to. You can try, but then you end up screwing over other key 
things mailman is trying to do and it simply moves the problem around.



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[Mailman-Users] Bounces coming back to sender address

[darwin]

I used mailman (for the first time) to send to an annoucement list of  8000.
I received a bunch of bounces back to the sending address rather than the
list-owner@  domain.com address.
 
I want to make sure all the bounces go back to list-owner@
 domain.com for bounce processing and so that
I do not have to see them.
 
I would guess that to accomplish this I must make sure the outgoing email
address on the message is [EMAIL PROTECTED] but  I wanted to find out
for sure before doing any wasted experimentation.
 
D.
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