Re: [WebDNA] can webdna set the email header (w/[sendmail]) that controls where bounced email goes?
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It keeps the original formatting.
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texte = > > Typically, when email bounces (e.g. when the recipient mailbox no=20> >longer exists), where does the email then get sent..? We want to=20> >control where it gets sent, hopefully using webdna's [sendmail] =(where=20> >we create the original email). Is this possible?> >=20> > Do I need to set the:> >=20> > - 'return-path' email header ?> > - 'reply-to' email header ?> >=20> > Which (of these ^^^ ?) is the email header that (so far) webdna is=20=> >unable to set?> Hi Govinda! WebDNA uses the "from=3D" address for both "return-path"=20=> and "reply-to">=20> - chris> but you can explicitly set reply-to; I do that all the time.Good, but is the 'reply-to' header the one that is generally used when =an email bounces?and am I right then, that "return-path" is the one that webdna cannot =set (yet)?Thanks!-G=
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> > Typically, when email bounces (e.g. when the recipient mailbox no=20> >longer exists), where does the email then get sent..? We want to=20> >control where it gets sent, hopefully using webdna's
[sendmail] =(where=20> >we create the original email). Is this possible?> >=20> > Do I need to set the:> >=20> > - 'return-path' email header ?> > - 'reply-to' email header ?> >=20> > Which (of these ^^^ ?) is the email header that (so far) webdna is=20=> >unable to set?> Hi Govinda! WebDNA uses the "from=3D" address for both "return-path"=20=> and "reply-to">=20> - chris> but you can explicitly set reply-to; I do that all the time.Good, but is the 'reply-to' header the one that is generally used when =an email bounces?and am I right then, that "return-path" is the one that webdna cannot =set (yet)?Thanks!-G=
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