Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.Is there a way to disable the default email address that gets sent notifications when a user registers that requires admin approval?
For example, currently emails get sent to the generic site address when a user registers. I enabled this module so I could get registration emails sent to me instead. I'd now like to disable the default, generic address from getting registration emails as well, if possible...
Thanks!
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Comment #1
rmiddle commentedI looked and there doesn't appear to be a way to control it via the standard Drupal interface. I will look and see if there is a why though the drupal API to control that.
Comment #2
rmiddle commentedComment #3
jdln commentedSubscribing just in case the issue gets opened.
Comment #4
jdln commentedCan be done with advanced mail reroute:
http://drupal.org/project/advanced_mail_reroute
However I had to change the email address uses, blocking it didnt work.
Comment #5
knalstaaf commentedFor management reasons the request e-mail should only get sent to the mentionned (custom) e-mail address. However, both are getting this e-mail: the default (site wide) e-mail address and the custom address. There's to be no way in the UI to disable this, nor is this anounced somewhere.
How can we avoid this please? If it's not through the UI, is there some code we can apply/modify?
Comment #6
knalstaaf commentedI guess this wording describes the request more accurately.
Comment #7
knalstaaf commentedOn second thought it may be better to consider this as a bug. Reading the explanation on the configuration page suggests that no e-mail should get sent to the default e-mail address if a custom address is provided.
Feel free to switch it back to feature request if deemed more appropriate.
Comment #8
hass commentedSeems to be a duplicate of this case