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It is possible to specify a custom sender domain in the "From:"-header of a user's vacation message. If this custom sender Domain is not registered as a valid primary or secondary domain in SME server-manager, chances are that remote SMTP servers will reject the vacation message (550 envelope sender not allowed).
It is possible to specify a custom sender domain in the "From:"-header of a user's vacation message. If this custom sender Domain is not registered as a valid primary or secondary domain in SME server-manager, chances are that remote SMTP servers will reject the vacation message (550 envelope sender not allowed).
Some remote SMTP servers will forward the vacation message nonetheless in that case, if an additional "Return-Path:"-header is set in the vacation message, eg. before the first blank line separating the body of the mail, one can write:
Some remote SMTP servers will forward the vacation message nonetheless in that case, if an additional "Return-Path:"-header (using the same sender address) is set in the vacation message, eg. before the first blank line separating the body of the mail, one can write:
From: user@customdoma.in
From: user@customdoma.in
Return-Path: user@customdoma.in
Return-Path: user@customdoma.in
Subject: Away from my mail - $SUBJECT
Subject: Away from my mail - $SUBJECT
====Disable cron status mail====
====Disable cron status mail====
