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Hi everyone, after a long time, I was finally able to work on the newsletter settings again.
I noticed that the system has deactivated quite a few bounce-back email addresses.I looked at the logs, but I don’t really understand what I saw there, and I couldn’t find an answer either.
For example, what does it mean when there is a 0 under Status in a row? Let’s say it’s in all of them.
Then in the description there is the email address – set status B or -set status P.What do these 0, B, and P mean?
Thank you,
László BalkHi, the status log has no meaning; we should hide it. Look just a the description where the type of bounce should be reported.
Hi Stefano,
I set everything up, and I basically think the extension is doing its job, because since then, no messages have appeared in the email account reserved for bounce-back emails. Previously, when this was not set up, mailer daemon messages were coming in.I read in the documentation that this is fine.
I only looked into it more deeply because one of my readers, who regularly reads my messages, indicated that they had not been receiving my emails recently.
When I checked, their email address seemed to have been deleted from the list and did not appear anywhere.
However, I found it here in the bounce logs.
Exactly like this:
# Date Status Description
1748 2025.11.23. 01:05 0 kis***ela@t*******.hu – set status PI added the asterisks so as not to reveal the email address.
That’s why I asked if I could get any information from this. And I didn’t understand what Status =0 meant, or the -set status P in the description.
Ok, the status columns is something about the log entry, don’t pay attention to it. The P status, is actually the status of the subscriber and it means spam/complained. Sometimes there is an indication about the message refused as spam on the returned error notification.
The other status is B (a pure bounce).
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