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My company's email domain is at gmail, my email address is myname#companyname.com but I access it on www.gmail.com. I tried to set up the email on outlook but it asks me for ISP password, I entered my email password but it didn't work.
How can I set up account for this email on outlook ?
I found the detailed steps here:
http://www.howtogeek.com/174837/how-to-add-your-gmail-account-to-outlook-2013-using-imap/
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redirect all incoming e-mail on domain to one specific e-mail address
I have a domain: example.com
and one e-mail: info#example.com
i would like to receive all e-mail what it got in my domain:
example#example.com
nospam#example.com
asdasdasd#example.com
[any random character]#example.com
I don`t want to create these e-mails one by one.
I`am using gmail (apps.google.com)
btw: my main goal to have different e-mail for different website and example+slug#example.com trick is not working because lots of website filter + letter.
This may work for you. Don't create the accounts, just set the catchall
https://support.google.com/a/answer/33962?hl=en
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How would I go about adding an account to Postfix and secure it with a password?
I've already setup everything else, and root works.
The simple way to add a user is to simply add a new account on the system. Postfix will handle the rest.
If you don't want to create a system account for the user, you should have a virtual domain set up that is not configured as a mydestination domain. For more on this, be sure to read the Postfix guide on virtual domain hosting.
See http://www.serverwatch.com/tutorials/article.php/3912056/Adding-Users-and-Aliases-for-Postfix.htm
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I can't seem to find any resource online that's why am asking here. If you are on Facebook and receive notification on your email when their's any activities on your Facebook Profile. If you see the email it will be written "notification+pu5h3p_d#facebookmail.com".
Why is Facebook using "+pu5h3p_d", is there any reason or anything.
It's so if you reply to that email, Facebook's servers can identify which conversation thread it's from and automatically post your reply as a comment.
Here's how it works:
Facebook: Replying to Comments through Email
Stack Overflow: How do I build a notification email/reply system like Facebook?
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When someone sends me a meeting invite from Microsoft Outlook, I don't get a properly formatted e-mail in my Mozilla Thunderbird. I cannot accept nor reject the meeting invite.
Can anyone please let me know how to view / accept / reject meeting invites in Thunderbird?
You can use the Lightning add-on for thunderbird. After installing and restarting you can now accept outlook invitations
(source: mozilla.net)
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Does anyone know how the "Citadel e-mail server" prevents the user can define their e-mail aliases yourself?
I've already read the FAQ, but unfortunately I have not found anything.
In my current version (8.17) only users with Aide rights can change their e-mail alias on citadel/webcit.
I believe that users with lower rights can't change it, at least when I tried, my users are "local users" (one Aide, and sometimes other for testing purposes).