Christopher Adams wrote:
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>So, my question is- using my current settings, do rejection messages to
>non-members generate any bounce traffic? The logs show a message sent to
>a bogus user, but it seems to end there - no mailman log activity.
The reject message itself may bounce if the non-member
Mark,
Thank you for the reply. I think I understand it now. So, alot of the
traffic related to bounces is being generated by spammers sending to the
list-bounces addresses. I will also adjust the bounce processing for the
little-used lists to cut down a bit on the interaction with actual
subsc
Christopher Adams wrote:
>There seems to be lots more spam/bounce activity lately and I
>am wondering if I should consider changing the way bounce behaves.
If you're thinking about 'unrecognized bounces' due to spam being sent
to the list-bounces address, your bounce processing settings won't
a
I am curious as to what other mailman adminisrators or list owners use
for bounce processing settings. I know that some lists require different
settings, but we have been using the defaults for the most part on our
500 lists. There seems to be lots more spam/bounce activity lately and I
am wond
