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postalserver / postal

📮 A fully featured open source mail delivery platform for incoming & outgoing e-mail
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Email inbox on postal #333

Closed agnibha closed 4 years ago

agnibha commented 7 years ago

I've setup postal on the domain mail.xsend2.email. I have the domain whitelisted and all configurations are in place.

May I know if I can have a permanent or even a forwarding inbox for this domain?

iammattmartin commented 7 years ago

Postal isn't an inbox or forwarder in that sense.

It is so you can send emails from software/applications to others; allowing you to track delivery, bounces, opens and clicks. The only real inbound addresses you have are traditionally from people replying to those messages, or bounces.

agnibha commented 7 years ago

What my major use case is to track SPAMs. I have postmaster tools and feedback loops for GMail and Yahoo activated. I want to have an email forwarder or some kind of webhook system to track these spams through an inbox. In fact, I have bought an inbox. But, it would be great if there was an inbox watcher of sorts to close the spam loop.

mackinra commented 7 years ago

@agnibha Look under the Routing tab. You can forward incoming spam report emails (that are presumably being sent to something in your domain, like abuse@mail.xsend2.email) to an HTTP endpoint (akin to webhooks), another SMTP server or address. I have this all set up and works great. If my ruby was better, I'd incorporate it directly into Postal. :) As such, I route incoming email to abuse@[mydomain] to an HTTP endpoint, using the Raw format (so I can see and parse the entire ARF-formatted email).

Note: you can route incoming email to any address within your email domain, using the Routing options.

XenyFord commented 10 months ago

@agnibha Look under the Routing tab. You can forward incoming spam report emails (that are presumably being sent to something in your domain, like abuse@mail.xsend2.email) to an HTTP endpoint (akin to webhooks), another SMTP server or address. I have this all set up and works great. If my ruby was better, I'd incorporate it directly into Postal. :) As such, I route incoming email to abuse@[mydomain] to an HTTP endpoint, using the Raw format (so I can see and parse the entire ARF-formatted email).

Note: you can route incoming email to any address within your email domain, using the Routing options.

Hi Sir, If you don't mind, could you please let me know the steps on how I can forward the bounce message to my custom email, which will be bounce@mydomain.com, rather than xysh@psrp.mydomain.com? Thank you in advance for your quick response!