I have a Perl script that uses sendmail to email people after a web form is submitted. When I receive the email in Gmail, it shows that the email comes from webmaster#romancefromtheheart.com via gator1234.hostgator.com. How can I set up sendmail so it doesn't show the via gator1234.hostgator.com part?
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Hi I want to improve my Email Forwarding service. Currently, it uses cPanel email forwarders. However I wish to use a PHP pipe instead, that adds a small notice to the end of the forwarded email, like ‘Forwarded from original#email.com
I wish to add the option to have a dynamic message at the end of the email that is being forwarded, like for example “This email is forwarded from test#forwarder.email. Click [HERE] to stop the forwarding.”
I did some research, and cPanel supports forwarding an email to a pipe, which means we can execute some PHP script when an email is received.
From the PHP, your goal is to tell cPanel to forward the email with this additional message.
Please note that the original "from" and "to" email address should still be shown in the email details, like currently (see attachment for example).
I have a TYPO3 default form with 2 text fields. I submit the form and I get the "Thank you" message, but I dont receive the email in my Gmail inbox.
I checked the spam folder but nothing. I tested to send email via Install tools and I received the email.
I use SMTP :
[MAIL][transport] = smtp
how can I know why mails are not sent in TYPO3 default form ?
I found the solution,
I just have to change the Sender address to the same as [MAIL][defaultMailFromAddress]
I'm unable to find any good documentation or examples of how to send an mail to an email address using Yesod.
More practically, I'll extract the information the user typed inside a simple form (name, age, body of message) and send this information as a mail to an email address.
I'm kind of lost in this task.
There are three packages I'd recommend you look at:
mime-mail, which is a package for composing emails and rendering to bytestrings. It can also send via the system sendmail executable.
mime-mail-ses, which can send mail from mime-mail via Amazon SES.
smtp-mail, which can send mail from mime-mail via an SMTP connection.
There is some discussion about sending email in the auth chapter of the Yesod book.
Yesod doesn't have mailing functions. You have to use other packages outside Yesod.
Maybe you'd want to check this short answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/11763447/1744195
My host has Sendmail() disabled. I'm basically looking for a way to bypass this. I want visitors to be able to send me (gmail account) an email where they first fill in their e-mail address, so they become the sender. It's for support questions and remarks.
If there is no way to bypass this, is there and alternative, perhaps using mailchimp..?
You can always use an alternative public send mail servers available. You can use one of them. Here is one Public Send Mail server list
use phpmailer library. you can send email via connecting smtp (works with gmail too.) 1st configure one of your accounts with phpmailer. when the user fills in their email set the sender as user's email.
even though you are actually sending the email through your account to receiver of the email will show as sent by user's email address.
http://phpmailer.worxware.com/
I am a novice at this email sending task. I have a pop account on my company's mail network. Can I send email with this account using the default email library in codeigniter.
Some code references will be thoroughly helpful
Check out Email Class - supports mail, sendmail and SMTP protocols.