On Wednesday, 3 September 2014 16:14:59 UTC+1, Richard wrote: > > > > > Date: Wednesday, September 03, 2014 07:35:15 -0700 > > From: Bootlebarth <[email protected] <javascript:>> > > To: [email protected] <javascript:> > > Subject: [k-9-mail] sending to one address fails (silently) all > others fine. > > > > One out of many addresses fails although it appears in sent items, > > also reply to this address fails, in both cases there is no > > indication of failure. The address is [email protected] <javascript:> > which works > > fine when sending from a desktop using Outlook. What can be going > > wrong? > > What do you mean by "One out of many addresses fails"? Do messages > to this address sit in the k9 outbox on your device, or is it that > they simply aren't delivered to the inbox of the recipient? > > Assuming that the messages aren't sitting in the k9 outbox, do you > use the same outgoing mail server for both your outlook and k9 mail? > If these are not the same, the issue may be that the recipient's > mail environment rates your two outgoing mail servers differently, > and so your k9 mail may well be falling into the recipient's spam > boxes, or may simply be being tossed earlier on the recipient's > side, in a way that doesn't generate delivery rejections. > > If your outgoing mail server settings are the same for outlook and > k9 it still could be that the recipient's mail environment sees the > k9 mail signature (which could include cell-data paths) in a less > desirable way than it does the outlook mail, and so is shunting it > aside. > > Assuming you don't have access to the mail logs for the outgoing > mail server you use for k9, I would suggest, as a start, that the > recipient check their spam mail box to see if things are getting > delivered there. > > By the way, once a message has been accepted by a mail client's > outgoing mail server the mail client isn't the one that would/should > generate the non-delivery report. That should come from either the > outgoing mail server (e.g., on delayed delivery failure) or the > recipient's mail server. > > > - Richard > > Messages just vanish. The mail server is the same for both (and also a zen server). Other mails to zen customers (via a domain forwarding service) are fine
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