| How can I block recipient address without aliases? | korvan | 2/9/10 1:18 AM | I use purpose-built addresses for all of my subscriptions as an additional form of spam control. If my address gets into the hands of spammers, I can: a) identify who let it out; and b) block it with little impact to my other subscriptions. When I |
| Re: How can I block recipient address without aliases? | FrankM TC/Reseller | 2/9/10 6:02 AM | After reading your other entry, you are asking for more control than Google mail will provide. Gmail will provide for a catch-all via the email routing in the Premier control panel, however, Postini does not allow for a catch-all. |
| Re: How can I block recipient address without aliases? | korvan | 2/9/10 1:07 PM | Thanks for the reply, but I suspect you've misunderstood my question. I wasn't asking about creating the domain catchall - simply explaining it as a means of describing where my issue came about. What I'm actually asking about is creating Postini C |
| Re: How can I block recipient address without aliases? | korvan | 2/9/10 1:34 PM | Bad form to reply to myself, but I think I figured it out. In the Google Premier control panel, just add nicknames for the addresses you want to block. Google Apps immediately syncs those new addresses with Postini. Postini will then ensure that a |
| Re: How can I block recipient address without aliases? | FrankM TC/Reseller | 2/9/10 1:50 PM | Good post back. When given the time to learn it, using regex is a very good tool to filter specific items. |
| Re: How can I block recipient address without aliases? | korvan | 2/9/10 5:09 PM | Just a final update in case anyone's watching the thread. Now that I have a couple of hours of logging in Postini to look through, I can confirm that my approach has worked. I can specifically see blackholed messages that are logged as being blocke |
| Re: How can I block recipient address without aliases? | blackhole0 | 1/31/12 5:32 AM | I was looking for a solution for exactly the same problem, but I am using free edition of Google Apps so I can't use Postini. My workaround is to create a distribution group with the email address that needs to be blocked, and not add any members to |