can squirrelmail do VERP?

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Hey,

I have several thousand email addresses, the vast majority of which are definitely no good, and I want to figure out which are good.

So I will send out an email to all the email addresses.  By making a list of the ones that bounced, and comparing that list with the full list, I can determine which are still good.

This is for a non-profit association -- I am not in the spam business.

Knowing exactly which emails bounced would be much easier if I could set up a squirrelmail in box implementing VERP.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variable_envelope_return_path

In other words, I want an in box accepting all mail where the email addresses match a wildcard pattern like this: mail_admin_??????@domain.org, where ?????? are 6 digits.  The digits would be a scrambled contact ID.  Since they will be digits only, here is the regular expression: mail_admin_\d{6}.  (We will pick a wildcard pattern that does not conflict with any existing address.)

We are running squirrelmail 1.4.8-5 and IMAP server Dovecot 1.0.7.

How do I set this up?

Thanks,

Rick Graves


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