Hello All!
Do you know any way to set/unset properties of subscribers such as Receive
as text?
We have 2500+ users... and... you understand... )
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Denis A. Yurashkou
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Hi,
the VERP system is good to detect bounces, but it has issues when lots
of subscribers are on the same server:
(delivery temporarily suspended: connect to
smtp..xxx.xxx[x]: Connection timed out)
(host mx01..xxx[x] refused to talk to me: 421 4.3.2 Connection
rate limit
Denis Yurashkou wrote:
Do you know any way to set/unset properties of subscribers such as Receive
as text?
We have 2500+ users... and... you understand... )
Go to http://www.msapiro.net/scripts/ and look at the scripts
set_*.py for examples.
In particular, the script set_mod.py can be changed
Filipe Daros wrote:
For example: My main e-mail address is t...@test.com and I created a list:
l...@test.com. I also created a message filter that forwards any e-mail sent
to t...@test.com and has the word hello on it's subject to the list
l...@test.com.
I tried changing
Fil wrote:
As the emails are sent one by one the connection rate to these systems
can get very high, and we get delayed.
Ideas?
Having postfix do your VERP'ing for you isn't going to help. Mailman needs
to know what VERP was used going out, so that it can match that when the
bounce comes
Filipe Zanluca Darós wrote:
The address t...@test.com is not a list. It is just a pop3 email account.
They do appear in the archives at l...@test.com!
Does 'l...@test.com' have any eligible recipients (non-digest members
with delivery enabled and in some cases not an explicit addressee and
