A user here is experiencing a problem with looping mesages.
He is receiving spam, and Mercury is set up to forward his mail to his home address.
We're using a relaying client to send mail.
So - he receives a message with a dodgy attachment - in this case 'document.zip'. Mercury attempts to forward that to his home address, but the relaying server says '552 we don't accept mail with such content'.
Mercury then generates an error message to the user, from Postmaster, saying that message failed for the 552 reason and - crucially - the content of the message is attached.
This error message is then forwarded to the user's home address, but again the relaying server rejects it with 552, another error message is generated and so on.
The user's local PC then fills up with hundreds of error messages, each with an attachment of ever-increasing size.
How can we break this chain please? Is is possible to prevent Mercury from appending the original message content?
Thanks
Andy.
<p>A user here is experiencing a problem with looping mesages.</p><p>&nbsp;He is receiving spam, and Mercury is set up to forward his mail to his home address.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>We're using a relaying client to send mail.</p><p>&nbsp;
So - he receives a message with a dodgy attachment - in this case 'document.zip'. Mercury attempts to forward that to his home address, but the relaying server says '552 we don't accept mail with such content'.</p><p>Mercury then generates an error message to the user, from Postmaster, saying that message failed for the 552 reason and - crucially - the content of the message is attached.</p><p>This error message is then forwarded to the user's home address, but again the relaying server rejects it with 552, another error message is generated and so on.</p><p>The user's local PC then fills up with hundreds of error messages, each with an attachment of ever-increasing size.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;How can we break this chain please? Is is possible to prevent Mercury from appending the original message content?</p><p>Thanks</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Andy.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>