Jeremy Morton a écrit : > mouss wrote: >> the recipient of the bounce is the sender of the original message. so if >> you use BATV, you could block bounces sent to a non BATV address. > > Again, maybe I'm missing something here, but let's go back to basics; > how do I identify a 'bounce' message? There seems to be no standard for > what a bounce message is, I've received probably 1000 different forms of > message telling me e-mail couldn't be delivered for whatever reason, in > 1000 different languages. >
a "conformant" bounce uses the null sender. half-borked systems will use addresses like <mailer-dae...@xxx> or <postmas...@xxx>. completely-borked systems use arbitrary addresses. if you have sample, post one or two on the web. this is so we know what we are talking about.
