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how to see the email bounces (from incoming side)

hardbrasil

Regular Pleskian
Hello fellas,

trough postfix queue we can see all msg sent that by our customers and for many reason don't was delivered.

i would like to know the inverse. Incoming msg that my server is blocking on domain Blacklist.
is there an log that i can see this?

i put some false-positives domains into that list and now my customers are claiming about.

thanks
 
Hello fellas,

trough postfix queue we can see all msg sent that by our customers and for many reason don't was delivered.

i would like to know the inverse. Incoming msg that my server is blocking on domain Blacklist.
is there an log that i can see this?

i put some false-positives domains into that list and now my customers are claiming about.

thanks

That sort of information should be available in the mail log, on Ubuntu that's located at /var/log/mail.log. I just did some testing here and it's showing incoming connections + some output about the success or failures of those and for what reason.
 
thank you Luke, i locate yesterday here.
i am thinking about a some log reader to filter each kind of bounce, separate OK200 from rejected...
regards!
 
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