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I have a catch-all setup so any email sent to my domain, that is not a registered email, goes to a specific account. Then I just create a new email for each sit

by pard68 4y ago

I have a catch-all setup so any email sent to my domain, that is not a registered email, goes to a specific account. Then I just create a new email for each site. I also use Sieve rules (Fastmail) to process emails. Each email address for a specific site uses that site's dns name (amazon.com@foo.tld). If an email is sent to an address and the sender's domain doesn't match the left side of the "@" (with or without dots) than it's considered spam and I send myself an email saying someone likely sold my data. Works great with Bitwarden's new username generation feature. I can create new accounts in a push of a button now.

wpietri 4y ago
Ooh, I love the automatic comparison of destination address with sender address. Would you mind sharing your Sieve rules for this?
- pard68 4y ago
  Here is the relevant part of my sieve rule. Just know that you can switch the :contains to :is this would make it so the localpart would have to match the sender domain exactly. I'd do this but I initially wasn't using the full dns name for my localparts: # Account sorting set "domain_name" "acct.ninja"; if address :domain "To" "${domain_name}" { if address :localpart :matches "To" "+" { set :lower :upperfirst "addr" "${1}"; set :lower :upperfirst "subaddr" "${2}"; if not address :domain :contains "From" "${addr}" { fileinto :create "SPAM"; } else { fileinto :create "INBOX.Accounts.${addr}.${subaddr}"; } stop; } elsif address :localpart :matches "To" "*" { set :lower :upperfirst "addr" "${1}"; if not address :domain :contains "From" "${addr}" { fileinto :create "SPAM"; } else { fileinto :create "INBOX.Accounts.${addr}"; } stop; } }
  - wpietri 4y ago
    Very interesting! I hadn't thought of having specific folders by the tag. I'll have to look carefully at my incoming mail and see how I can adapt this. Thanks!
- pard68 4y ago
  Sure. Check back in a day or two. I'm on vacation, and don't have my computer with me atm
  - wpietri 4y ago
    Checking back, will check again.
  - tofuahdude 4y ago
    I'm also interested in this setup!

by pard68 4y ago

wpietri 4y ago

Ooh, I love the automatic comparison of destination address with sender address. Would you mind sharing your Sieve rules for this?

pard68 4y ago
Here is the relevant part of my sieve rule. Just know that you can switch the :contains to :is this would make it so the localpart would have to match the sender domain exactly. I'd do this but I initially wasn't using the full dns name for my localparts: # Account sorting set "domain_name" "acct.ninja"; if address :domain "To" "${domain_name}" { if address :localpart :matches "To" "+" { set :lower :upperfirst "addr" "${1}"; set :lower :upperfirst "subaddr" "${2}"; if not address :domain :contains "From" "${addr}" { fileinto :create "SPAM"; } else { fileinto :create "INBOX.Accounts.${addr}.${subaddr}"; } stop; } elsif address :localpart :matches "To" "*" { set :lower :upperfirst "addr" "${1}"; if not address :domain :contains "From" "${addr}" { fileinto :create "SPAM"; } else { fileinto :create "INBOX.Accounts.${addr}"; } stop; } }
- wpietri 4y ago
  Very interesting! I hadn't thought of having specific folders by the tag. I'll have to look carefully at my incoming mail and see how I can adapt this. Thanks!
pard68 4y ago
Sure. Check back in a day or two. I'm on vacation, and don't have my computer with me atm
- wpietri 4y ago
  Checking back, will check again.
- tofuahdude 4y ago
  I'm also interested in this setup!