On 30 Mar 2021, at 1:57, Tom Kerswill wrote:
When I use mailmate to 'send as' one of these addresses, Gmail rejects
it.
When I look at the headers of that sent mail, they are different from
messages sent by other mail clients or Gmail itself. The messages from
mailmate do have the correct from
On 30 Mar 2021, at 8:49, Bill Cole wrote:
On 30 Mar 2021, at 8:13, Glenn Parker wrote:
I think the answer is yes, but MailMate can't ask Gmail to do it on
MailMate's behalf. MailMate needs to do what Gmail does, which is to
contact the "alternate" SMTP servers directly to transmit the mail
On 30 Mar 2021, at 8:13, Glenn Parker wrote:
I think the answer is yes, but MailMate can't ask Gmail to do it on
MailMate's behalf. MailMate needs to do what Gmail does, which is to
contact the "alternate" SMTP servers directly to transmit the mail
from a different account. You will need to
I think the answer is yes, but MailMate can't ask Gmail to do it on
MailMate's behalf. MailMate needs to do what Gmail does, which is to
contact the "alternate" SMTP servers directly to transmit the mail from a
different account. You will need to configure MailMate to have a full
account for
Thanks for the response! Okay, perhaps the return path is a red herring. I
guess maybe there's something else I'm missing. I'll try rephrasing as a
slightly different question.
I use Gmail, and have 5 addresses that I can 'send from'. These are
verified in the Gmail interface.
When I use the
On 29 Mar 2021, at 8:14, Tom Kerswill wrote:
Hi
I used Gmail, and have that account set up in Mail Mate. I have a few
different "Send Mail As" entries in Gmail. I have entered these into
the mailbox properties in MailMate. I am then able to select one of
these From addresses.
When I do
Hi
I used Gmail, and have that account set up in Mail Mate. I have a few
different "Send Mail As" entries in Gmail. I have entered these into the
mailbox properties in MailMate. I am then able to select one of these
From addresses.
When I do this, Gmail rejects my message due to
