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> route * to your inbox This is a terrible solution. Updating aliases takes a few seconds, you can even shorten this time by creating a simple script adding th
by dvfjsdhgfv 6y ago
> route * to your inbox
This is a terrible solution. Updating aliases takes a few seconds, you can even shorten this time by creating a simple script adding the new alias and updating the aliases db.
- jamesboehmer 6y agoWhat's bad about it? Been doing this for more than a year now and I've not encountered any problems. I've had catchall emails for every domain I own for 20 years or so and the worst I get is cold sales emails to info@ and sales@. If I want to block an incoming address it's a few clicks away, I've just never needed to because spam filtering works pretty well. Perhaps that might change some day and I'll switch to a whitelist approach.