@Baramon - I have replied to that github issue, we'll see if there's something i can help with, though as i said, i don't see how.
Regarding the hard-bounce (also refer to Github issue for more details:
https://github.com/magicdude4eva/port25-bouncehandler/issues/17): Since we are now running into the busy season, I am unable to upgrade MailWizz from 1.4.3 or have much time to replicate this on a test environment.
The last release to the Port25 bounce-handler was done on 24th August -
https://github.com/magicdude4eva/port25-bouncehandler/releases. This included handling for campaign bouncing. The end-points and changes where done by Twisted and those changes where supposed to be made available in 1.4.4 or later. Since I was running 1.4.3, I patched the installation as described here:
https://github.com/magicdude4eva/port25-bouncehandler/releases/tag/1.3
So to eliminate a few aspects:
- If you have some bounce type issue and you have not installed
https://github.com/magicdude4eva/port25-bouncehandler/releases/tag/1.3, then the issue might be with MailWizz (as the 1.1 release was from 2016)
- If you have installed Port25 handler 1.3, revert back to 1.2 and see if behaviour is back to old
Since I just patched my 1.4.3 installation with the changes, it could very well be that subsequent changes within MailWizz might have changed behaviour. The Port25 plugin does set a "hard-bounce" based on your configuration - please review that you have soft-bounce-categories set as per:
https://github.com/magicdude4eva/port25-bouncehandler/blob/master/setup.php#L48 (any bounce-category not listed in that list will default to a hard-bounce).
FWIW: I also noticed a large number of people running old Port25 instances (some 3.5 or 3.6 and others 4.0). I can not support any queries from those and I urge people to move to a supported version (anything in the 4.5vxx tree).
FWIW2: My plugin is open-source / free and a side-project. I really get annoyed when people Skype/email me and
demand that I fix something (only to figure out that they have not read documentation, run outdated software etc). Nothing stops someone to fork the Git project and make improvements or supply patches.
