Some email providers can notify us when an email has bounced or otherwise been rejected. For example, AWS SES does this. We could act on these notifications to temporarily block addresses or even domains.
I feel like this may be best done in a separate process, with Redis as the communication channel. Then the broker just has to do a simple Redis call to check for these temporary entries. (Because we otherwise only check config / files.)
(Idea from #96)
Some email providers can notify us when an email has bounced or otherwise been rejected. For example, AWS SES does this. We could act on these notifications to temporarily block addresses or even domains.
I feel like this may be best done in a separate process, with Redis as the communication channel. Then the broker just has to do a simple Redis call to check for these temporary entries. (Because we otherwise only check config / files.)
(Idea from #96)