Can anyone tell me where the actual member bounce value is stored? I want
to setup a cron job to reset the member bounce value to 0 for
certain members whose mailboxes are only active when they have a satellite
overhead to give them internet connectivity (about 8-10 hours each day).
They keep getti
On 12/16/19 9:55 AM, Ethan Rudnitsky wrote:
> Can anyone tell me where the actual member bounce value is stored? I want
> to setup a cron job to reset the member bounce value to 0 for
> certain members whose mailboxes are only active when they have a satellite
> overhead to give them internet conne
On 12/16/2019 9:55 AM, Ethan Rudnitsky wrote:
Can anyone tell me where the actual member bounce value is stored? I want
to setup a cron job to reset the member bounce value to 0 for
certain members whose mailboxes are only active when they have a satellite
overhead to give them internet connectiv
Mark and Carl,
Thank you both for your replies. So there are actually 2 issues causing
bounces here... the first is the mailbox being offline at times, and the
second is that it is getting messages bounced because of message size being
over the limit. A few of these same accounts have strict 50KB
On 12/17/2019 9:45 AM, Ethan Rudnitsky wrote:
So there are actually 2 issues causing
bounces here... the first is the mailbox being offline at times, and the
second is that it is getting messages bounced because of message size being
over the limit.
Sounds like the -server- (aka 'MTA') is offl
On 12/17/19 9:45 AM, Ethan Rudnitsky wrote:
> Mark and Carl,
>
> Thank you both for your replies. So there are actually 2 issues causing
> bounces here... the first is the mailbox being offline at times, and the
> second is that it is getting messages bounced because of message size being
> over t
Mark and Carl,
Thanks again for the replies.
Carl, the issue with the server/MTA bring offline is a known and
unavoidable issue because of lack of satellite availability overhead for
most of the day unfortunately. Regarding the mail size limit, those
messages are ones that are really quite small
On 12/17/2019 10:24 AM, Ethan Rudnitsky wrote:
the issue with the server/MTA bring offline is a known and
unavoidable issue because of lack of satellite availability overhead for
most of the day unfortunately.
That is an entirely avoidable issue. When a destination MTA is offline/busy
(which
Carl, my apologies as I see what you are saying now. The server is indeed
retrying instead of giving up right away, so they do receive the messages
eventually but the retries are being counted as a bounce.
Mark, when I run your get_bounce_info script I do get an output of the
current score for eac
On 12/17/19 1:28 PM, Ethan Rudnitsky wrote:
> Carl, my apologies as I see what you are saying now. The server is indeed
> retrying instead of giving up right away, so they do receive the messages
> eventually but the retries are being counted as a bounce.
If the message delayed DSNs or whatever t
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