I am doing one right now. It's in perl though and using the Mail::Audit
module. I read the bounced emails for where they were supposed to go and
send them to a secondary email address.
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Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the offici
CFPOP is probably too slow for what you are trying to do. I wrote a similar
app in Visual Basic that reads the spool directories of my mail server,
appends all bounced emails to a huge text file, extracts email addresses
using a regular expression, then deletes the files. Unfortunately it's a
pr
At Double-Click we ran into this and ending having Unix parse them... Our
studies showed that most of them bounce within the first hour so to schedule
them. We were a outsourced email group... to keep up with the link standards
on everyone's clients and reporting, I recommend outsourcing it to any
There is a mail server which uses ColdFusion templates to handle mail,
logins, etc. I believe it is called the inFusion Mail Server. Ostensibly,
you could customize these templates to suit your needs.
Usually, however, this is done with "Mailbox Agents," executables that are
run when a mail serve
look into the CFPOP tag.
(of course, this is assuming that the destination address is in a POP3
copatible mail system. :)
Chris Olive,
DOEHRS Website Administrator
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