Hi, we have one customer whose mails are regularly bouncing. We are in contact with her and her mail provider. The mail provider now asks for the original mail we have sent, I think to train the spam filter. But I have no idea were to search for the original mails. Any help? Best, U

Found a solution. I changed my sending provider to ElasticMail. There I have the opportunity to send all mails to a bcc address which is useful from time to time for me.

In Admin/Email/Bounced you can scroll down to individual bounced emails for a user - one at a time. Note that you have to click in the “Email type” column for the particular email you wish to see the results for. It will show all the details about the bounce, but you’d have to do a lot of copy and p…

Thanks @JimPas , but that fields contain the bouncing message. What the mail provider requests is the original message sent to the user. Any idea on that? Uwe

I don’t believe Discourse would save a copy of every message sent as that would require a lot of storage space - especially for large forums. Maybe a team member can weigh in here if I’m wrong, but that’s the impression I have.

A way to somehow save mails for 24hours or just the messages sent to a specific user would be perfect.

Como posso salvar e-mails originais de contas com problemas de bounce?

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JoshuaJoma (Joshua Joma) Fevereiro 10, 2020, 12:41pm 5

Uma maneira de salvar e-mails por 24 horas ou apenas as mensagens enviadas para um usuário específico seria perfeita.

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Como posso salvar e-mails originais de contas com problemas de bounce?

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