bounceHammer | an open source software for handling bounced emails

There is an issue that when you execute the command "make" for building bounce hammer, src/cgi/Makefile uses "/" as a temporary directory. This bug is caused that an undefined macro is used in the Makefile.

If you run the "make" command as a non-root user, the build will be failed with the message "cp: /api.cgi: Permission denied *** Error code 1". To fix the problem, download Patch(001_src-cgi-makefile.patch) and apply the patch before ./configure.

If you have already installed bouncehammer, please delete 2 files that may be remained at "/" directory: /api.cgi and /bouncehammer.cgi .

bounceHammer 2.7.7 has been released. To get the distribution files for this release, see Download page. RELEASE_NOTES[English] has a list of all changes between the version 2.7.7 and the previous version.

bounceHammer 2.7.6 has been released. To get the distribution files for this release, see Download page. RELEASE_NOTES[English] has a list of all changes between the version 2.7.6 and the previous version.

bounceHammer 2.7.5 has been released. To get the distribution files for this release, see Download page. RELEASE_NOTES[English] has a list of all changes between the version 2.7.5 and the previous version.

bounceHammer 2.7.4 has been released. To get the distribution files for this release, see Download page. RELEASE_NOTES[English] has a list of all changes between the version 2.7.4 and the previous version.

bounceHammer 2.7.3 has been released. This version is a bug fix version of the previous release (2.7.2) for a bounced email from au by KDDI (Japanese cellular phone provider). To get the distribution files for this release, see Download page. RELEASE_NOTES[English] has a list of all changes between the version 2.7.3 and the previous version.

bounceHammer require many Perl modules for working properly. Perl modules will be installed into /usr/lib/perl5 or /usr/local/lib/perl5 directory when you use cpan command or perl command for installing modules. But if you have no permission to write to these directories or you want to install perl modules which are required by bouncehammer into a certain directory, you may use cpanm command to install modules.

bounceHammer 2.7.2 has been released. To get the distribution files for this release, see Download page. RELEASE_NOTES[English] has a list of all changes between the version 2.7.2 and the previous version.

bounceHammer 2.7.1 has been released. To get the distribution files for this release, see Download page. RELEASE_NOTES[English] has a list of all changes between the version 2.7.1 and the previous version.

bounceHammer can parse a bounced email from Gmail. But Gmail's bounced email format is difer from a bounced email which created by Sendmail, and Postfix, and qmail. In this article, we describe about 9 state values in bounced email from Gmail.