Feature request: Allow mail for a domain to be 'blackhole' routed

[rmoesbergen]

We have several domains that receive e-mail, but that we want to be 'blackhole routed', a.k.a. deleted, sometimes temporarily. It would be nice to have a way to specify under 'delivery servers', that mail should not be delivered, but deleted upon arrival.

[akissa]

Does this have to be within the interface as you can already perform this using the customization hooks

[rmoesbergen]

Thanks for your response. I'm requesting it for the GUI, because we have 20+ admins that are not all familiar with the exim configuration syntax. Also, we'll be deploying a lot of mailservers, for which this configuration would have to be manually synced between them.

[akissa]

After considering this issue i think it is better to have this implemented as a setting on the domain itself unless you have a compeling reason as to why you want it in the delivery servers

[akissa]

Also should the mail be discarded before it is processed or discarded after it has been processed and logged ?.

[extremeshok]

+1 for under domains.

Could we have both discard and process and discard options set via a selector ?

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[rmoesbergen]

As an option on the domain is fine with me, makes more sense indeed.

I prefer that everything is logged, including stuff that will be deleted. At least we can report / see what's going on and nothing vanishes without a trace.

[akissa]

Implemented, will be part of the next update