Patrick Shanahan wrote, on Fri, Jun 08, 2012 at 09:29:37AM -0400: > If you are using gmail smtp, gmail has you *original* copy in the "Sent" > folder/virtual-folder/label(???) and the return copy from the list appears > to them to be a "copy" so it does not show.
Right. I guess it's a cool feature if you use the Gmail interface, but as a consumer of the IMAP-service it's quite annoying. I guess if I Bcc myself, then Gmail will see the mail as originating from me, and show it in my inbox (I'm testing this with this mail). > I saw the same when I first started using gmail and changed my smtp to my > isp and used the gmail "from" addr and see *all* my mail, ie: list mail, > this way as gmail no longer sees my list posts as duplicates. Isn't there any sort of anti virus that marks such mail as spoof mail? The e-mail looks a bit less fishy if there's a link between the domain in the From address and the domain of the first MTA. That's the only reason I'm sticking to Google's SMTP. -- Jostein
