Today i am wondering whats the difference between the default hard mail suspension and the soft mail suspension..
Maybe you can explain it to me? 
EDIT: Okay, found myself an answer 
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// Use hard mail suspension when suspending a domain:
// 1: email accounts are hard suspended (completely unreachable)
// 0: email accounts are soft suspended (passwords are modified so
// user can't access the accounts)
$config->HARD_MAIL_SUSPENSION = 1;
Today i am wondering whats the difference between the default hard mail suspension and the soft mail suspension..
Maybe you can explain it to me?
EDIT: Okay, found myself an answer
Hello ;
The mail suspension is activated when a domain account (therefore customer account) is disabled either because it's expired (only valid for Git Master), either manually by the reseller or administrator.
The "soft" suspension mean that the user will still able receive the mails sent to its mail accounts but will not be able to see them as long its account is suspended. It will also be unable to sent any mail.
The "hard" suspension mean that the user mail account will be completely disabled. For instance, if someone send a mail to a mail account that is completely disabled, it will not be accepted by the MTA (postfix). Of course, the HARD suspension includes necessarly the restrictions as set for the SOFT suspension.
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