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  1. More Verbose Error When Creating Route

    Customer had failures when trying to create a route, and the only message in the failure was "Failed to create route". They would like more verbose error messages that would help them identify the issue.

    3 votes

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  2. include smtp client's ip address

    when sending (smtp) & receiving (Receiving Route) via Mailgun, within the same domain, the smtp client's ip address is not included in the POST parameters.
    It would be very helpful if we could captre that ip address

    3 votes

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  3. Create a route action to reject incoming emails (ie do not even process them)

    Currently, the stop() action merely stops all subsequent routes. The email that matches the conditions is still processed (and therefore charged). As such, a potential attacker (say a determined competitor) can inflict a huge bill on a mailgun domain by sending a large amount of emails to that domain.

    My suggestion is to have an action that will ignore a sender / sending domain entirely and refuse to accept some emails with the action.

    9 votes

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