Hi Richard, On Sun, May 24, 2015 at 04:19 AM PDT, Richard Z wrote: RZ> On Sat, May 23, 2015 at 09:58:06PM -0700, Mun wrote: RZ> > Hi Ian, RZ> > RZ> > On Sat, May 23, 2015 at 06:15 PM PDT, Ian Zimmerman wrote: RZ> RZ> > IZ> Did you have a good reason to bypass Google servers? If not, using RZ> > IZ> gmail as a relay would likely work around this. RZ> > RZ> > Not really. I have multiple e-mail accounts that I process from a RZ> > single system and so I tried to spoof the "from:" accordingly. RZ> RZ> does not work, the worst very often you don't even get an error message RZ> but your email lands in spam or gets deleted without trace.
Good point. RZ> > IZ> Exim can be configured to conditionally relay some messages depending on RZ> > IZ> foo. Other MTAs probably can, too. RZ> > RZ> > I'm using postfix; I'll have to look into that capability. RZ> RZ> it works with postfix but I found it so complicated and brittle that RZ> I switched to esmtp where it is very easy. Many other like msmtp make RZ> it easy to use multiple accounts. Now that I have postfix working, I'm hesitant to switch to a different MTA. But switching to esmtp/msmtp/etc does sound compelling in order to solve this problem. Thanks, -- Mun
