My domain is domain.tld, where I have DKIM functioning just fine. All of my domain emails are signed, and pass. I have a need now to send mail on behalf of my customers occasionally - ie: send email from john.doe@customers.tld, to sally@customers-customer.tld. I know that I can sign the Email with my domain.tld DKIM key, and it will "pass".
What additional security issues does an MTA and email client face if a catch-all email address is setup on an sub-domain (that isn't published/publicly listed anywhere) compared with setting up individual email forwarders to the same address (as needed). Stakeholders are administrator of MTA and email user.
I'm newbie here, I want to send mass email with diffrent email address which will not belong to same domain. for e.g. abc@example.com, pqr@domain.com ....
The objective of this to have an mass email compaign for clients.
What are the chances that email providers will ban my ip or domain? and how I can avoid it.
I did some research online looking for a way to create an alias email address using cPanel. Meaning, an address that is different, but that will send all messages to a different email address I selected on that domain.
I saw several posts about using a forward, but it does not seem like a "real" alias.
I'm no novice on networking technology, but one thing I don't really know much about in detail is email and headers. How does email work SPECIFICALLY?
I'm getting spam in my hotmail inbox when I've made painful attempts to not give out my actual email. I use my own domain name to forward email to my inbox using several aliases.
The company I'm working for previously bought a small company who had their own e-mail service via some provider.
When user registers on my web site, web site sends user email confirmation link.
Subject:
Please confirm your email address
Body:Please open this link in your browser to confirm your email address:
http://www.postjobfree.com/a/c301718062444f96ba0e358ea833c9b3
This link will expire on: 6/9/2012 8:04:07 PM EST.
If my web site sends that email to GMaill (either @gmail.com or another domain that's
I'm using a mailman on ubuntu. What I want to configure simple censoring of incoming and outgoing email. How should it works:
X is custommer, Y is somebody working in ACME.
1. X writing email to Y
2. Administrator reads the email, censor it and forward to Y (Y see X email address)
3. Y reply to X
4. Mail is censored again by Administrator
5.
We have ubuntu 12.04 server and installed sendmail to send mails from this server.
Problem:
There is some strange issue on mail server.
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