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Mailman is not properly deleting bouncing subscribers. I've tried numerous bounce settings on numerous lists on various domains.
That would be okay, I suppose, since the folks who run the lists do periodic "roll calls" to make sure subscribers are active.
However, the returned mail for Mailman lists (various domains) for some reason get sent to an address on a totally different domain that doesn't even use Mailman.
On that domain, the client uses ListMessenger (but has also used Dada, phplist, etc. -- same problem for all). Also, I've set the outgoing mail the for these programs to use php mail, smtp, and so on. Same thing happens no matter how the mail is sent.
Each time she sends out mail from ListMessenger, she gets a multitude of bounces for addresses on other domains' Mailman lists (and not subscribed to her list). And ... since the undeliverable Mailman messages sit in the mail queue for up to seven days, she gets scores upon scores of these bounce notifications -- one for every message sitting in the queue.
Other domains also use ListMessenger, Dada, phplist, etc. But they don't get these incorrect notices. Just this one domain.
Below is a sample of what I'm talking about. (I've changed the email addresses to protect the subscribers and client's confidentiality). Only the [email protected] (me) in the original message headers is subscribed to the list, and I received the message. All of the other addresses prior to the headers are not subscribed to her list -- never have been -- they are subscribed to various Mailman lists on other domains.
Any ideas?
Mailman is not properly deleting bouncing subscribers. I've tried numerous bounce settings on numerous lists on various domains.
That would be okay, I suppose, since the folks who run the lists do periodic "roll calls" to make sure subscribers are active.
However, the returned mail for Mailman lists (various domains) for some reason get sent to an address on a totally different domain that doesn't even use Mailman.
On that domain, the client uses ListMessenger (but has also used Dada, phplist, etc. -- same problem for all). Also, I've set the outgoing mail the for these programs to use php mail, smtp, and so on. Same thing happens no matter how the mail is sent.
Each time she sends out mail from ListMessenger, she gets a multitude of bounces for addresses on other domains' Mailman lists (and not subscribed to her list). And ... since the undeliverable Mailman messages sit in the mail queue for up to seven days, she gets scores upon scores of these bounce notifications -- one for every message sitting in the queue.
Other domains also use ListMessenger, Dada, phplist, etc. But they don't get these incorrect notices. Just this one domain.
Below is a sample of what I'm talking about. (I've changed the email addresses to protect the subscribers and client's confidentiality). Only the [email protected] (me) in the original message headers is subscribed to the list, and I received the message. All of the other addresses prior to the headers are not subscribed to her list -- never have been -- they are subscribed to various Mailman lists on other domains.
Any ideas?
