How to view content of email which is sent for particular recipient in Sendgrid? Mandrill for instance has a dashboard where you can open any email which was sent by your service. I need it to be able to test if dynamic data is correctly rendered on the email template
I checked their docs and found only dashboard with statuses and emails of recipients but not with actual email content
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We have created domain for ex. dev.abcd.com to send the Gmail markup email.
We have sent the email using Gmail markup from email id as test#dev.abcd.com to test#gmail.com. But when we check the email at the inbox test#gmail.com, the markup is not rendering in the email.
Can some one please let me know, if I missed any configuration. Thanks in Advance..!!
I run a WorkMail client which is used to view emails received by SES. I want to set up a lambda trigger than when it detects an email from an external client, I want certain text to be censored or add an [EXTERNAL] tag to the email before the user can view the email in WorkMail. So far, the only possible manipulation I've been able to do to the email is add headers which as far as I'm unaware, will be invisible to any user viewing the email in any client until they inspect source.
I'm essentially asking if this is even possible really, as it is something I've been tasked to do from my superiors. The only method otherwise of editing the emails I can see is downloading the email, then resending it after editing with a reply-to being the original sender.
We are using sendgrid to send emails via SMTP. Sendgrid attached the return-path header to the outgoing emails so that bounces go back into sendgrid. However if a user has vacation emails set up they are being returned to the return-path. Do we have any way of capturing the emails somehow in Sendgrid? It appears the web hooks for bounces do not capture the auto replies and they do not appear anywhere.
I have to make something like a contact form to send email from a website. In the form fields there are the sender mail address and is where the receiver reply to.
How should I set mail headers to be compliant to most antispan and to let the received use the reply button of his mail client?
I read this post What's the difference between Sender, From and Return-Path?
But I did not understand what is the right setting for this case.
Usually I used the From: field but this resulted a spoofed mail and many antispam delete them (obiousbly my site MTA is not on contacts SPF).
i want to host a email client on my web server that allows messages to be processed via subject line, i looked into roundcube's autoreply but that was only a global message for all incoming emails, for example, if my customer emailed me with subject line HOSTING, it would be filtered and sent an auto response with an attached pdf file of our hosting plans
I would actually use Gmail's filters to do this, as otherwise it would be quite complicated. I would forward all the mail to Gmail, and use Gmail's filters (and canned response lab feature) to respond with the PDF attachment.