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kc80027 · 18 Dec 2006, 03:23 AM

Thanks for the suggestion. The problem with this solution is that the hundreds of undeliverable messages that I have received in the past month have been sent to unique subdomain addresses. There seems to be no pattern, just randomly generated letters at the beginning, so there is no practical way of implementing your suggestion. I have considered rejecting all messages from "Mail Daemon," "Mail-Daemon," "Postmaster," "Mail Delivery Subsystem" or subject contains "returned mail," "undelivered mail," "failure notice," "expired delivery," etc., but then I will not receive a legitimate notice of a failed delivery. I am sure it is no coincidence that this started happening with the domain split, but don't know why. Don't really care that much about the why, just want to stop all these messages from coming in.

18 Dec 2006, 03:23 AM	#3
kc80027 Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Colorado Posts: 48	Thanks for the suggestion. The problem with this solution is that the hundreds of undeliverable messages that I have received in the past month have been sent to unique subdomain addresses. There seems to be no pattern, just randomly generated letters at the beginning, so there is no practical way of implementing your suggestion. I have considered rejecting all messages from "Mail Daemon," "Mail-Daemon," "Postmaster," "Mail Delivery Subsystem" or subject contains "returned mail," "undelivered mail," "failure notice," "expired delivery," etc., but then I will not receive a legitimate notice of a failed delivery. I am sure it is no coincidence that this started happening with the domain split, but don't know why. Don't really care that much about the why, just want to stop all these messages from coming in.