thunderbird 3.0.10
I have noticed that in Edit - Account settings there is a parameter named
Outgoing Server (SMTP) for each account. The parameter works nicely, I think
the bug is solved for me :)
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Messages are sent with wrong identity when using multiple identities
** Changed in: thunderbird (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Invalid
** Changed in: thunderbird (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid = Confirmed
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Messages are sent with wrong identity when using multiple identities
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/270346
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Ubuntu 10.04
Thunderbird 3.0.7
Two years later the bug is still there (yesterday was bug's anniversary! :)
I have two accounts with two different SMTP servers. No matter what account is
the default for sending email (Edit - Account settings - Outgoing server
(SMTP) settings), no matter what
I am having this problem on Ubuntu Linux 8.10 64-bit with Thunderbird
Version 2.0.0.21 (20090318). It keeps sending my work e-mail from my
personal address even though I have my work e-mail selected to send
from. Both are on IMAP and I am sending via a different SMTP server than
the mail server.
Update: I find that my SMTP login name, which happens to be an e-mail
address, is being used as the from e-mail instead of my account e-mail
address. I am using an alternate SMTP account.
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Messages are sent with wrong identity when using multiple identities
After some more thought, if not a bug, this might be an issue with the
SMTP server re-writing the from address with the account you
authenticate with.
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Messages are sent with wrong identity when using multiple identities
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It appears I spoke too soon before. This bug is _not_ fixed, and still
occurs in 2.0.0.18+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.8.10.1. It seems also that when
replying to a message sent to one account, if you change the From: to
a second account (note, not a second identity on the first account), the
address of
If you set the identities correctly than restart thunderbird you
shouldn't see this issue. In the preferences you should see Manage
Identities and add them for each one. than when you go to send them you
should have a drop down at the from line and choose the address you wan
to use.
This is a
John,
Thank you for your reply. After I sent this bug report I realized
that I sent it to the wrong place. I am having problems with
evolution, not thunderbird. Thunderbird is working great, and does
not have this problem. I have resent this bug report to evolution.
Again thanks for your
I have two separate IMAP accounts I am accessing from evolution
(2.24.2). They use different SMTP accounts. On the Account Editor page,
neither account has Make this my Default Account selected. Even so,
in the Evolution Preferences window Acct #1 is listed as the default
account. When I
This bug appears to be fixed (for me) in 2.0.0.18+nobinonly-
0ubuntu0.8.10.1. The correct address is now in the from field when
using an identity address.
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Messages are sent with wrong identity when using multiple identities
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I can confirm this same problem on Ubuntu 8.10. No matter what identity
I choose when writing an email the main identity's email address shows
up in the from field. I can also confirm that this behavior works
properly in the Windows version of Thunderbird.
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Messages are sent with wrong
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Status: New = Confirmed
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Have you setup two SMTP servers in Edit Preferences Outgoing Server
(SMTP)? Are the POP/IMAP accounts pointed to their related SMTP
accounts? When you click on [EMAIL PROTECTED] in Preferences window, the
last
Parthan SR wrote:
Thank you for taking your time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu better.
Have you setup two SMTP servers in Edit Preferences Outgoing Server
(SMTP)?
No.
Are the POP/IMAP accounts pointed to their related SMTP
accounts?
N/A.
When you click on [EMAIL
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