You could always use Amazon SES instead of Appengine mail.
If you don't feel like managing Amazon yourself, http://sendgrid.com/ (built
in top of Amazon SES) has articles, and tutorials to configure your DKIM and
all this things to avoid the via ... messages in gmail and the security
alerts in
Where is the image attached? I cannot see where it would be here. You
might try uploading the image to an image hosting site and post the
URL here.
On Oct 14, 12:01 pm, Joshua Smith joshuaesm...@charter.net wrote:
One of my testers sent me the attached capture of the welcome message my app
We send a lot of emails and haven't had this issue. Can you give an
example of how you are using the API?
On Oct 14, 4:19 pm, Joshua Smith joshuaesm...@charter.net wrote:
Hmmm. I got the attachment. I guess google groups are inconsistent.
It was a picture of a gmail inbox. It looks like
I see the long garbage as the field in the Return-Path field of the
email, but I have to turn on Show all headers in order to see this.
We use the Java SDK but is pretty much the same. Maybe it has to do
with what the plain/rich strings look like. Is the rich field proper
html?
Message msg = new
I'm guessing that you are not using the gmail web interface (since there is no
show all headers button there).
Could you have a look at one of your emails in gmail, and confirm/deny that it
is electing to expose this garbage to the user?
Interesting point about the HTML. My HTML does not
I see what you're saying. GMail displays the Return-Path info as part
of the message. I'm not sure if there is anything you could do about
that. If anything, you might have to specify a header field on the
email that would indicate not to display this info or something. You
could try setting the
