So I have an email with a custom domain and when I send an email using an alias,
my primary email is shown in the source of the mail in the field Received:(authenticated user my#primaryemail.tld).
In all the other fields the alias email is shown.
I've set up dkim, spf and dmarc.
Is this how it's supposed to work or am I doing something wrong?
I'm using gandi mail as email provider.
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I would like to know if Office365 and Google Suit provides "Alias" for email id and domain. Actually, Alias is generally used to create 2 email IDs like abc#xyz.com and abc#pqr.com and both the emails coming to the same email id.
If anyone is aware about the same then please let me know.
With Exchange Online you can register multiple domains against a single account and use them for incoming emails, but outgoing email is currently always sent from the primary address defined for a user
so (eg) if you have abc#xyz.com as the primary and abc#pqr.com as an alias, then incoming email to both addresses will be delivered to the abc#xyz.com mailbox and replies always sent from that address
Suggest adding a vote to this item to see if MS can/will address it...
I have a custom gmail domain (myself#customdom.com) and I have set on backend to receive order copies in that email but I am not receiving them. Now, If I add a normal gmail account (myself#gmail.com) it works.
myself#customdom.com --> FAILS
myyself#gmail.com --> WORKS
I have tried some solutions but they don't seem to work. What is blocking the emails to get to my custom emails? Any help?
Thanks.
Are you using customdom.com as the domain name your Magento store is sitting on?
i.e sales#customdom.com is the "FROM" email address for orders and myself#customdom.com is "TO" address
If so I would ensure you have a SPF record set on your domain name as this email is mostly likely being added as spam.
This is a common issue where the web server is trying to "spoof" your email address as a sender and when you try to email yourself, its marked as spam.
I have a question about sending a mail with mozilla thunderbird. I have several email-addresses and i want thunderbird to choose a certain account when i send an email to a certain recipient.
For example I have two accounts: mail#myaddress.com and mail#anotheraddress.com
If I send an email thunderbird uses per default mail#myaddress.com. So far so good. Sometimes I have to send an email to companies, where I have to use mail#anotheraddress.com as sender address. If I forget to switch the account theses companies get mails from the wrong mail address. Is there a way to connect a recipient emailaddress to an certain account?
You can compose email using command line:
"preselectid" : an identifier for the "From" identity to choose from the menu*
note that you cannot directly specify an e-mail address but need to find the identity key
for example, "preselectid=id2" would select the identity #2
Reference:http://kb.mozillazine.org/Command_line_arguments_%28Thunderbird%29
When a user sets up an account for an application and uses their email address for a username, how do I verify that the email address they entered is a valid email? Specifically, without sending a verification email.
Valid e-mail address eq php filter_var('root#stackoverflow.com', FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL);
when user finish retyping e-mail onfocus send ajax request
DNS query for e-mail svr eq search in google for source script "valid email by dns github"
I am using php mail function to allow user to send me a mail from
website.
I am also allowing them to "cc" the email to themselves.
The whole purpose of making a "send us message" feature was not give our email to the users. But when the user selects the "cc" option, in the header of the mail that is sent to the user, the "to" field contains our primary email address.
How can I remove this, so that the users do not see our primary email address in the to field.
You could set the mailTo to an arbitrary mailbox at your domain "noreply#yourdomain.com" and add your company address in BCC?
But whatever reason you have for not exposing your email, imho it's quite unpolite :)
The e-mail message sent to you must have a To: field to be delivered correctly. You could emulate the CC feature by sending to separate e-mail messages to the office and to the client.