I have my email user#example.com on outlook. I have made rules to forward ALL messages to user#gmail.com.
If I send an email from user#company.com to user#example.com it will end up to user#gmail.com. so I am happy.
if I send an email from user2#gmail.com to user#example.com it does not end up to user#gmail.com and stays at user#example.com. Therefore I believe the problem is about Gmail-domained emails.
Don't you think this is a problem from outlook ? if so what can I do ? I am the admin.
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I use go-mail library to send emails with smtp. But I faced common issue that sent emails won't appear in sent folder. Googling I found that the only way to solve it is to upload sent email though imap.
The question is how do I obtain copy of sent email with smtp email?
The question is how do I obtain copy of sent email with smtp email?
You can't. SMTP is just for delivering mail. There is no concept of users mailboxes and specifically the Sent folder within SMTP.
We've implemented the following approach and it works for us:
Send email with smtp and bcc to own email.
Move/upload email with imap to sent folder.
For polling new messages use UID which is auto increment, so just remember the last processed and download all that is more than that.
Couple of days back someone used our domain to send spam emails, Now we are using mailgun to send emails but none of email is going to inbox, because previously it was involved in spam activity, how we can now prevent this issue that our email should land to the inbox folder right away! We have other domains to for the purpose of sending emails we can use those too!
It's a matter of notoriety of domain and IP address.
If you use another domain on the same server (ip address), it will end up in the spam folder too.
Using a mail relay like mailgun, and especialy with a dedicated IP option, will help over time to get out of the spam folder if not right away.
You can also help fix your issue by asking some of your users to mark your emails as "not a spam".
No other quicker solutions.
I have written a script that is sending emails as an attachment to several email ids but email is not only being sent to Slack channel email address. Although I am able to send the email to slack channel email address if I send it through outlook.
Do I need to do any additional settings or anything in Slack ?
It was because of some authorization issue by our ISP which was not allowing to send the email to Slack. It works fine if I tried to send email from my local to Slack.
I have postfix and dovecot running on a server. When a certain kind of email comes in for accounts on the domain, I'd like an SMS to go out. I already set this up for one user using Postfix's BCC mapping and the "SMS email addresses" provided by the tel co.
However, here in the post-Snowden world, with heightened awareness of how easy SMS apparently is to hack, and with potential issues with long emails being sent via SMS, we want the SMS to just say "you got an email" or something like that. We don't want to BCC the entire email message via the SMS system. That's what email is for; we just want the SMS to be an alert, like the way pagers were used in the old days. I suspect there should be a way to do this but it might take me days to learn enough about procmail or script piping and postfix gateways to figure it out.
I would be surprised if I was the first person in the world to want to send an SMS alert on email events?
So the BCC is apparently not a problem. The email-to-SMS is apparently not a problem. The problem is how to modify the body of the BCC'd email, or otherwise how to send a simple SMS alert (or simple email alert) upon certain email events (specifically, when email is received for certain recipients on the server via postfix).
Thanks!
You may use dovecot's sieve with enotify or vnd.dovecot.execute.
Simple enotify can deliver exactly what you have asked for. Dovecot specific vnd.dovecot.execute can be used to implement extra protections to avoid turning mail bombing into SMS bombing.
Example from RFC5435:
require ["enotify"];
if header :contains "from" "boss#example.org" {
notify :importance "1"
:message "This is probably very important"
"mailto:alm#example.com";
}
I my CI application I want to send email in inbox.
I checked my server IP on http://www.mxtoolbox.com/Public/Tools/Blacklists.aspx & it is not in any blacklist but if i send email to hatmail it goes to junk is there any way to by pass email to inbox?
I have tested both CI email lib as well as PHP mail function but both send email in junk/spam also just send with a text Hello from my gmail id.