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5 years ago Maybe not the most elegant solution, but it is definitely possible to just setup a normal account, login as the user, and create a filter (sieve) rule to delete all incoming emails.
I would suggest something along the lines of: "if sender contains {insert regex here} then discard" or perhaps"if size > 1 then discard" etc. October 19, 2019 5:17 AM, "Thibault Vlacich" <notifications@github.com (mailto:notifications@github.com?to=%22Thibault%20Vlacich%22%20notifications@github.com)> wrote: Classification
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Description I'm trying to create a "blackhole" email, like a no-reply address, where email are automatically discarded.
I came across this StackOverflow topic (https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/338084/correct-way-to-create-a-blackhole-account-in-postfix), which says that the best way is to add to Postfix transport map this:
blackhole@subdomain.myhostname.com (mailto:blackhole@subdomain.myhostname.com) discard:silently
Any idea how to do this with this Docker image, or something similar? I need to do this because I have to login to the mailserver with an existing account to send emails from my application, because if I login with let's say contact@mydomain and tries to send an email as no-reply@mydomain, the server rejects me.
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I'm trying to create a "blackhole" email, like a no-reply address, where email are automatically discarded.
I came across this StackOverflow topic, which says that the best way is to add to Postfix transport map this:
Any idea how to do this with this Docker image, or something similar? I need to do this because I have to login to the mailserver with an existing account to send emails from my application, because if I login with let's say contact@mydomain and tries to send an email as no-reply@mydomain, the server rejects me.