email¶

Required Permissions: EMAIL
Required Options: Email Aliases, Email Autoresponders, Email Boxes, Email Groups

Action: `editBounce`¶

Name	Type	Required?	Example Values	Default Values	Notes
`enablebounce`	integer	No*	1, 0	1	This is where you can define what happens when an email is sent to an address at your domain that does not exist. The choices are:<br>1. Send a “bounce” message back to the sender informing them that the email address they sent to does not exist<br>2. Silently delete the message without informing the sender that the email address does not exist<br><br>

* indicates that it’s actually required, but probably already has a valid default value.

array (
  'status' => 0,
  'payload' =>
  array (
    'enablebounce' => '1',
  ),
  'reply_code' => 205,
)

Added in Version: n/a
Description: Action to re-route from the current controller to a different one.

Name	Type	Required?	Example Values	Default Values	Notes
`controller`	string	Yes	Index, Overview, Email, EmailBox, EmailAlias, EmailGroup, EmailAutorespond, EmailMailman, DomainsManage, DomainsPointer, DomainsSub, DomainsPhp, Dns, Ssl, SslKey, SslChain, SslCrt, SslCsr, Ftp, FtpSessions, MysqlDb, MysqlUser, MysqlPerms, Cron, Htaccess, Softaculous, Users, Logs, Twofactorauth, EmailRemotesetup, EmailFilters, EmailSpf, EmailDomainkeys, EmailDmarc, Backup, BackupSchedule, Prefs, Notice, Logout