>> So when you use GMail's SMTP, it replaces the From address, that's >> what you are saying, right? I dont think, it should do that... > oh yes it should. cuz yer mail goes FROM that account. > want replies to a different place? good. e-mail has a nice REPLY-TO > feature for you to discover.
You wear that "I eat you alive" underwear of yours today again :)))) So, I know about that REPLY-TO field, of course. But: (I have my "Think logically" Tshirt on :) : I use a secure Hungarian SMTP server to send ALL of my emails, except the GMail. And that does not replace the From field, it just does what it has to do: auth tells it that I am a legitimate user of their SMTP service, and send my email with the FROM field I specified. This is how it should be done. However, Uwe says and I checked it now also, that GMail's SMTP REPLACES the FROM field with the email address of the GMail account you used to auth yourself. And you think it is ok. Not Vitalie, it is not ok. At least it is not proper handling of emails. They should either not allow to use their SMTP server or let me use it and not replacing the sender. They do something in between. I think, they do it against the spam, but for nonspammers it is a rather illogical SMTP handling. Your move. -- Vili ________________________________________________________ Current beta is 3.99.07 | 'Using TBBETA' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
