Hi David, On Sat, May 23, 2015 at 11:28 PM PDT, David Champion wrote: DC> * On 23 May 2015, Mun wrote: DC> > DC> > Indeed. I use a send-hook to accomplish the change to "from". However, DC> > I recently found at least one destination bounced my mail because it DC> > detected that I didn't actually send the email from the domain stated DC> > in "from:". Here's the error within the bounce e-mail: DC> > DC> > Sender address rejected: This gmail.com mail didn't DC> > really arrive via a gmail.com mail server (in reply to RCPT TO command) DC> > DC> > Does anyone know of a way to workaround this issue? DC> DC> GMail publishes SPF and DKIM records. Any receiving site that thinks DC> these are a good idea can check your mail alleging to be from gmail.com DC> and determine whether it really is sent by gmail.com. Yours isn't, so DC> it fails the check and there's no way around this except to send via DC> gmail.com's SMTP relays.
Thanks for the explanation, David. DC> You might try a send2-hook to set your $sendmail according to the DC> profile you're using (the address you're sending from). Thanks for the tip. I'll look into that technique. -- Mun
