@Legoktm - after some time of tesing - it doesnt work.

Sorry - it was only a time delay!

@Legoktm - I have sent 3 emails with copy to me. Two of these emails I have sent to me.

@Legoktm - I have tested it (ru wiki) - it works! =) Thanks.

@Legoktm - ok - after you leave the comment here - I will test it on ru wiki. Cause I have problems with Emails.

@Legoktm - ok thanks. Thats mean we can be sure its work after "Verified" tag being added?

@Legoktm why have you marked it as closed? I will be released 3 days aftes you marked it as resolved?

This bug is still active (at least for my account)

Its not a yahho email problem

@Aklapper
My email is not an yahoo one.
I dont know if my recipients has yahoo emails.

@scfc Ok

Is it possible to get some feedback about how long will it take to fix it?

In T136468#2336136, @01tonythomas wrote:

This might've some connection with https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/270553/, in case your mail address is not a Google mail.

In T134886#2311873, @01tonythomas wrote:

In T134886#2311838, @AnnaMariaKoshka wrote:

I wanted to send a test email to mylelf and got "Your registered email adress xxxxxx has been unsubscribed due to multiple message delivery failures. You can verify your email address again."

After it I have verified my email (again) and try to test it second time.
And again: "Your registered email adress xxxxxx has been unsubscribed due to multiple message delivery failures. You can verify your email address again."

I think what would've happened is:

1. There were multiple > 5 bounces from your registered email id, and the bouncehandler extension decided to unsubscribe you (unconfrm your mail id)
2. You get the notification, verifies again.
3. Someone sends you a message in between, which again bounces - causing for the bouncehandler to unconfirm you again - the second time, it waits for only 1 more.
4. You tried sending an email again, and it cannot go through - as you are already unsubcribed.

Can someone take a look at the logs, and verify if things happened in the right order. Specially (3), which seems to be mysterious here.

My report: