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posted by [identity profile] wandering-sag.livejournal.com at 09:44pm on 21/10/2006
Amen to the bounces, I thought I was the only one! How do you stop them?
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posted by [identity profile] phil99.livejournal.com at 10:28pm on 21/10/2006
I don't know :(
I'm considering changing my mail host config so that only mail to certain addresses will get through. The problem with that is I use different addresses for different companies. So google have google@philsumner, lj has LJ@philsumner and so on. I'd have to change the rules for _every_ company I've signed up with and that's going to be an unholy pain in the arse.
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posted by [identity profile] wandering-sag.livejournal.com at 08:27pm on 22/10/2006
Oooh, if you figure out how to do that will you teach me? I asked my host if I could and they said no, I'd just have to set up a carianne@ box and set it to check that, which is a royal pain since the spam would them be sitting there eating at my quota.
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posted by [identity profile] phil99.livejournal.com at 08:08am on 23/10/2006
My mail provider has set up an online way of doing it. I can set up aliases that either bounce directly, get forwarded to my mailbox or get bounced to an external address.
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posted by [identity profile] phil99.livejournal.com at 10:28pm on 21/10/2006
Oh, and there's always the option of changing email address :)
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