BTW, does anyone else do this trick? Not as flexible, but a lot
simpler ...
When I want to bounce a message for <jdoe(_at_)(_dot_)(_dot_)(_dot_)>, I simply
forward it to
<jdoe(_at_)EXAMPLE(_dot_)COM> (literally "example.com"). Since DNS
intentionally
has neither an A nor an MX record for EXAMPLE.COM, my local
immediately MTA bounces it back as undeliverable. The text of the
bounce-o-gram varies depending on how I do this (sometimes it says the
original address failed, sometimes it says "jdoe(_at_)example(_dot_)com"
failed),
but it's a legit MTA-produced bounce in any case.
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