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Sender and Return path is showing server hostname instead of user email.

Discussion in 'E-mail Discussion' started by Motaal, May 4, 2015.

  1. Motaal

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    Sender: <username@serverhostname>
    Return-Path: <username@serverhostname>
    Received-SPF: none (domain of serverhostname does not designate permitted sender hosts)

    I want the sender and Return-Path to be user@usersdomain.com. How to go about it.
     
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    Could you elaborate on how you are sending the message? Is it through a PHP script? Are you sending via SMTP authentication?

    Thank you.
     
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    Mails are being sent using PHP Script. One of my client is using Interspire mailing software and facing this problem.
     
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    The default behavior of Exim is to use the cPanel username and hostname of the server to construct the envelope-sender address. If you can configure the mailer to use SMTP and authenticate with SMTP AUTH, this will set the correct "Return-Path" in the headers.

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