Am 23.05.2012 19:55, schrieb Georg Schönweger: >> you must not send mails with a non-working sender domain >> becasue a) you violate RFCs and b) servers with sender-verification >> will never accept such messages >> > > so sender-verification will not only check if the domain is "valid"
since sender is a full qualified address no it would not only check the domain because "[email protected]" is NOT a valid SENDER while "thelounge.net" is a valid DOMAIN > (A-Record), but also if the server accepts mails for the specific sender > address (e.g. [email protected])? > If i change now to our public domain name (hosted by a company) do i > have to create a MAILER-DAEMON account? the question is wrong you need to make sure that your MX accepts incoming mail to whatever address you are using as sender - this is a really simple thing with no if's
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