This is usually about setting the envelop address correctly and depends
on your application generating the email, for example it could be a
shell invocation of "sendmail -f ..." or the way I do it from websites
which is via an SMTP connector. On some sites I use a custom PHP
connector on other sites I use the built in Mail::Send or Mail::Sendmail
methods.
Mike
On 28/08/2019 17:10, MaDhAt2r via Exim-users wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to figure out how to be able to send emails from a
specific domain without having to have a specific user on the system
for it.
My scenario is this: my clients send communication out to their
contacts via different email addresses. These email addresses are more
for identification than anything. All replies will come back to the
same address via Reply-To, but they want to be able to send emails
from another more meaningful address i.e. "Admin <[email protected]>"
or "Shane <[email protected]>" which will make more sense to their
contacts. These are going to be informational emails for their
contacts so there will be no two way communication. I just need to
allow them to use whatever email makes sense to them without having to
configure a user in the system.
The server will only allow mail for certain IP ranges so this will not
be an open relay.
Thanks in advance!
-Micah
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