how_to:sending_mail_failing_with_an_error_about_a_blank_sender_or_sender
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| These Internet providers may refuse to accept messages from mail serve autoresponders or bounce messages. | These Internet providers may refuse to accept messages from mail serve autoresponders or bounce messages. | ||
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| To get around this problem you have to tell VPOP3 not to work correctly, and not to use null return paths in the places it should be doing. To do this, go to Mail Connectors -> Mail Senders -> Advanced Relay Settings. Set the **Change NULL return addresses to** setting to another address. You have to be **//very careful//** what address you set this to. It must be a valid email address which will **never** have an autoresponder, | To get around this problem you have to tell VPOP3 not to work correctly, and not to use null return paths in the places it should be doing. To do this, go to Mail Connectors -> Mail Senders -> Advanced Relay Settings. Set the **Change NULL return addresses to** setting to another address. You have to be **//very careful//** what address you set this to. It must be a valid email address which will **never** have an autoresponder, | ||
how_to/sending_mail_failing_with_an_error_about_a_blank_sender_or_sender.txt · Last modified: 2018/11/14 10:45 by 127.0.0.1
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