different mail for automatically unsubscribed addresses

different mail for automatically unsubscribed addresses

[Raymond den Ouden]

Is it possible to make a different message for unsubscribed addresses 
due to excessive bouncing of messages?

I mean now it seems like someone subscribed themselves but crawling 
through the mail logs it only says the users mailbox is over quota.

Re: different mail for automatically unsubscribed addresses

[Mads Martin Joergensen]

* Raymond den Ouden <raymond@den-ouden.info> [Dec 08. 2006 14:58]:
> Is it possible to make a different message for unsubscribed addresses 
> due to excessive bouncing of messages?
> 
> I mean now it seems like someone subscribed themselves but crawling 
> through the mail logs it only says the users mailbox is over quota.

The reason for the bounce is in bounce/*.lastmsg.

But what do you mean unsubscribed addresses? Bounces are not sent to
those.

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Mads Martin Joergensen, http://mmj.dk
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Re: different mail for automatically unsubscribed addresses

[Raymond den Ouden]

Mads Martin Joergensen wrote:

>* Raymond den Ouden <raymond@den-ouden.info> [Dec 08. 2006 16:21]:
>  
>
>>I can find in the logs that this addesss is unsubscribed due to 
>>bouncing, but the listowner has nog access to this files at al.
>>
>>The list owner only gets the default mail defined by the file 
>>notifyunsub and does not know that this address has been unsubscribed 
>>due to bouncing messages, so now it looks like the person has 
>>unsubscribed him/herself from the list.
>>    
>>
>
>I hear you. You want to differentiate autounsubs notify mails with
>regular unsub mails. The notify mails to owner that is.
>
>  
>
Yes that is exactly what I want,
I have had a listowner complaining about this, and personally I agree 
with him that it would be nice to differentiate those.

>>Furthermore the folder you state is empty there are no bounces there.
>>    
>>
>
>Aaah, yes, they're gone if the person is unsubbed.
>