So i have recently added and verified my mailgun account to my DNS & configured it through Exim through (WHM) on my server using the following guide.
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It is now tracking my emails which is what i wanted, However on creating a new account through WHM and logging into the webmail into the new account i sent a test email to myself and i have at the bottom of the email "To unsubscribe click LINK"
As I'll be providing clients emails who will need to use emails daily i wouldn't want this link being under every single email they send.
I have upgraded my account, as i believed this would stop it but it hasn't?
Could anybody throw some light on this situation.
Many thanks
Log in to Mailgun, click your Domain Name and then disable the "Unsubscribes" option. This will then remove the link that is being automatically added to your outgoing emails.
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is there any REST API for roundcube?
I have this need:
I developed a software where it sends some emails to clients and we need to save the sent mails in the "sent" folder.
I searched a lot and all tutorials say that I have to use the auto_bcc but I need to simulate the client's behavoiur, I mean, when the boss access the "automatic#domain.com" mailbox by using roundcube or another email client, he can see the sent folder and the sent mails (not in the inbox), so I was thinking that if I can connect to roundcube and simulate a mail sending, roundcube will save the mail in the sent folder.
I hope I have explained myself
Thanks
You not specify coding language ... in case you use php, use PHPmailer for send the emails.
PHPmailer use resident email server of your system to operate. This means PHPmailer and Roundcube use same standard (inbox/outbox) folders of each user.
Then simply send the email using phpmailer and the email shown in Sent folder !! Look this message shows as unread in Roundcube, you need to set up a filter inside Roundcube if you want to mark as read and/or move this emails to a specific folder.
I have a fully functional Keycloak setup with verify email and then update password features enabled. I have tested multiple times and the mail sending part is working perfectly. But some clients reporting that they didn't receive the registration mail. This maybe due to their firewall, spam filter and so on, now I want way to check whether the email has sent from my system or not. Logs won't help at all, cannot find anything related to sent mails in logs.
I created email inside cpanel. info#jegeachi.com. I do some configuration by googling.But when I try to login it says:
Choose Your Eamil address:
But I want to login as info#jegeachi.com and it should look like a gmail acount. Any idea will be appreciated.
You have two ways (in my opinion):
Buy a Google Apps Account, change your domain's MXs to point to Google Mail Server, login in Google Console and create your email info#jegeachi.com.
Create a free Gmail Account (info.jegeachi#gmail.com for example), login in Gmail, click settings
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click POP3 and 'Other accounts' and insert your cPanel address (vps.foo.bar), your email and password when prompted
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With the first way you use Gmail as mail server, in the second one you use Gmail as mail client.
I am a newbie for whmcs. I have configure all the necessary configuration in whmcs and my whm/cpanel are also connected with whmcs. I have tested, it shows successful message to me. But my clients getting the welcome mail, order confirmation mail and invoice mail except cpanel details.
Please suggest me what to do?
Thanks in advance.
Make sure that you have severs configured in 'Setup' > 'Products/Services' > Severs and check that your client is assigned to the server in their hosting product
It could be due to error(s) in the service welcome email template.
At the admin area, go to that specific user services and at the footer, click on "Resend Product Welcome Email" .
You will be redirected to the sent emails log for that client.
If it did not send, check Utilities > Logs > Activity Log .
If you wish to send the email manually, go to Orders->List All Orders and then click on the ID of the order for which you want to send the email. Make sure you are on the Products/Services tab. Scroll to the very bottom of the page where you see Send Message. Select Hosting Account Welcome Email from the drop-down and click on send message.
If the email template contains an error, you will be told after the page refreshes. If not, you will see a success notification. This at least tells you that your automatic email error isn't coming from the email template. It also helps you send the email automatically while researching for a solution to automate the process.
When someone sends an email message, it can view on openerp inbox but the outgoing email sends again thru the configuration email address I set up.. why is it so?
I'm using Openerp v7.0.. I used the Outgoing Mail Server in the Settings > Technical > Email > Outgoing Mail Servers.
When someone sends an email and openerp retrieved it, it sends again and again an email but by using the email address I configure.
Your question is not quite clear[1], but this sounds like the default and correct behavior. When an OpenERP user receives an external email message, they will by default receive a copy of the email at their own email address (configured in their user preferences).
Let's say someone replies to a CRM Lead assigned to me (by sending an email to info#mycompany.com, which is imported via the fetchmail module into my OpenERP server): I want to receive a copy of this message in my real inbox at myname#mycompany.com).
In OpenERP 7.0 this behavior can be controlled in the "Email Preferences" of the user profiles: you can choose to receive email notification about new comments and new external emails, or about new external emails only, or no notification whatsoever.
[1]: The following information would help: the version of OpenERP you're using, how the emails are being fed to OpenERP (fetchmail module, mail gateway script, something else...), what email addresses are being fed to OpenERP, what email is configured on the user profiles, etc.