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on 10-02-2025 02:10 PM
How can I reject emails friom certain addresses such that the sender receives a notification that the mail has been rejected?
What does reject with reason do?
on 04-03-2025 08:27 AM
No you don't. If I could have answered faster I would have, in fact the only reason I didn't post back sooner is that I thought I'd have an answer sooner.
Ady
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on 03-03-2025 05:30 PM
Thanks for that Ady. I must learn to be more patient!
on 03-03-2025 08:53 AM
Hi Alan-W, I've no idea if it even works so I've been waiting on the team at OpenXchange to confirm if it does and what it does. I've sent a chaser this morning as you've reminded me. Sorry for the delay in getting you an answer on this.
Ady
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on 02-03-2025 08:28 PM
Hi Ady-TalkTalk
Well, am I to assume you don't understand my question, you don't know the answer to my question or have you just got bored with talking to me?
on 14-02-2025 12:02 PM
Go to settings, all settings, mail, rules, add new rule, add action :-
I have set filters to reject mails (scams) with certian strings in the header. The mails are rejected but what does 'reject with reason' actually do?
Also mail which goes to the spam folder bypasses the filters. Can I get rid of the spam folder so all mail goes to my inbox?
on 14-02-2025 11:16 AM
I don't have that option in my test accounts. Could you provide a screenshot without the personal information please.
Ady
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on 12-02-2025 04:48 PM
Yes Ady, in TalkTalk Webmail.
on 12-02-2025 11:27 AM
In TalkTalk webmail?
Ady
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on 11-02-2025 04:27 PM
Hi Ady
In mail settings - Rules (for handling incoming mails). After specifying coditions there is an action option - Reject with reason, and a text box opens.
I set a rule to reject wth reason all emails from my gmail address. The mail sent from here was rejected but the text was seemingly ignored and no notification was sent back to my gmail address.
So, is the text box relevant in any way?
on 11-02-2025 12:45 PM
Hi Alan-W, where are you seeing reject with reason?
Ady
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10-02-2025 05:17 PM - edited 10-02-2025 05:20 PM
Hi, @Alan-W
I wanted to achieve the same.
To automatically respond to a particular sender, and to give the sender a reason why I am rejecting his emails.
I similarly thought, that that command 'Reject with reason' might be the one to use.
However there is no way of knowing, as there appears to be no documentation.
In that command, there is just one empty text box. Would that be, where I, as the rejector, types the reason for the rejection?
Bill