OT [sort of]: Dropping To address before mailscanner

Glenn Steen glenn.steen at gmail.com
Fri Dec 17 18:10:19 GMT 2010


I absolutely hate that "brush it under the rug" reasoning. Far better if you
synthetise a list for them to clean up (makes perfect, economic, sense for
both parties), or (if you feel a bit more evil) forward the bounces to their
mail admin (who should be handling abuses anyway).
Takes a bit of courage to tell a customer to desist from idiocy, but... You
actually might get some cred from it, if presented nicely;-)

Cheers
-- 
-- Glenn

Den 17 dec 2010 17.52, "Mike Tremaine" <mgt at stellarcore.net> skrev:


> If you do not want replies or handle the bounces its BCP to use an empty
> envelope sender.
> Sa...
Sadly the world is an imperfect place. I have no control over the sender's
configuration. They are a very large company that handles the webservers and
the newsletters go out from their servers. The bounces are due to bit rot in
the mailling lists. The problem comes from the 6-10  in their smtp cluster,
they can drop 1,000 of emails a minute into my stack. We get through it but
I'd rather not spend the CPU cycles on it.

Hopefully the DISCARD action will handle it. I just have to wait for the
next bubble to be sure.


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