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codesmith
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We have our domains set to reject mail if the user doesn't exist. However, one person has an email set up (example aaa@mydomain.com) to forward to another email address (example bbb@otherdomain.com).
Say a spammer sends an email to aaa@mydomain.com from ccc@baddomain.com.
Our server mydomain.com tries to forward the email but otherdomain.com has better spam controls and rejects the bad ccc@baddomain.com email address. Our server mydomain.com now tries to bounce the email back to ccc@baddomain.com which we don't want to happen. Any ideas on how we stop this bouncing?
Say a spammer sends an email to aaa@mydomain.com from ccc@baddomain.com.
Our server mydomain.com tries to forward the email but otherdomain.com has better spam controls and rejects the bad ccc@baddomain.com email address. Our server mydomain.com now tries to bounce the email back to ccc@baddomain.com which we don't want to happen. Any ideas on how we stop this bouncing?