On 7/4/26 2:09 PM, Flo via Mailman-users wrote:
I thought I will use the following settings: Bounce score threshold 2 Bounce info stale after 60d Bounce disabled warnings interval 60d Bounce disable warnings 5
If there are bounces at two events the account will be disabled. Afterwards mailman should check every 60d if this continues. In this case it is done by sending out emails. Then I'd wish that the user is enabled if email doesn't bounce anymore. But since this is not the way it works, the user needs to take action and email the owner of the list to be enabled again. If this is not done (IE: mails are still bouncing), the user is to be removed. That's my plan.
With those settings, if a user records two bounces within 60 days their delivery will be disabled. At that point the user will be sent a notice and as long as delivery is not manually enabled, will be sent 4 additional notices at 60 day intervals. Then if delivery is still disabled by bounces after another 60 days (300 days total), the user will be unsubscribed.
The notice the user is sent is built from the list.user.notice.warning template, you may want to create a custom version in Postorius. The default is
Your subscription has been disabled on the $listname mailing list
because it has
received a number of bounces indicating that there may be a problem
delivering
messages to $sender_email. You may want to check with your mail
administrator
for more help.
If you have any questions or problems, you can contact the mailing list
owner at
$owner_email
Regarding
Afterwards mailman should check every 60d if this continues.
Mailman doesn't actually do any checking. It just sends the notices. It does nothing further whether or not they bounce.
You may also want to set Bounce disabled warnings interval to a value less than 60 days.
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