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What I've done for years: "generate" email addresses on the fly like zz-<portal>@mydomain.com and have a catchall rule for zz* in my main inbox. So if I get any
by axeldunkel 27d ago
What I've done for years: "generate" email addresses on the fly like zz-<portal>@mydomain.com and have a catchall rule for zz* in my main inbox. So if I get any mail or spam I can see where it originates from (and by doing this it I was able to point a portal to the fact that obviously they leaked mail addresses). By doing this I can block a single mail address.
This does break though when you are required to SEND with this email address.
- zlokki 26d agoAny services I can use this setup conveniently? Do I need my own mail server in this case?
- vonunov 26d agoThis works for me in PurelyMail. This behavior is configurable: https://i.vgy.me/oprwJz.png https://i.vgy.me/oprwJz.png IIRC it may also be necessary to add the desired sending address as an "identity" in the webmail config of the real mailbox. Pretty sure this will be a feature more or less anywhere