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await mail.sendMail({
from: noReplyEmail,
to: email,
subject: "LogChimp - Please confirm your email",
text: onboardingMailContent.text,
html: onboardingMailContent.html
});`
This does not work in the case that domain is localhost. The from address should simply be from the email address that is sending the email. Maybe add a reply-email environment variable to allow an admin to manually change this address, but otherwise nodemailer hits an error.
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This does not work in the case that domain is localhost.
I am aware of this issue, and looking for a better way to fix it.
The from address should simply be from the email address that is sending the email.
Can you share more information in this?
Maybe add a reply-email environment variable to allow an admin to manually change this address
There are certainly plans in the future to allow using different email address for sending email, which will helpful in sharing updates or announcements.
To send the email, an admin must add details for username and password for the email server. This username can be the default “from” address.
Thank you,
Bobby Lansing
CEO, DEVHAWK
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From: Yashu Mittal <notifications@github.com>
Sent: Monday, December 14, 2020 6:11:45 PM
To: logchimp/logchimp <logchimp@noreply.github.com>
Cc: Bobby Lansing <bobby@devhawk.io>; Mention <mention@noreply.github.com>
Subject: Re: [logchimp/logchimp] Create Account verification email attempting to send from "noreply@domain" (#249)
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This does not work in the case that domain is localhost.
I am aware of this issue, and looking for a better way to fix it.
The from address should simply be from the email address that is sending the email.
Can you share more information in this?
Maybe add a reply-email environment variable to allow an admin to manually change this address
There are certainly plans in the future to allow using different email address for sending email, which will helpful in sharing updates or announcements.
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That certainly doesn't sound bad, but we planned to put certain limitations on customising sender email to avoid spam/abuse as the other mail services may mark the sender email as spam.
But, as I have said previously, there may be option to choose different user's email under same domain. For example: mike@feedback-site.com, ana@feedback-site.com, noreply@feedback-site.com.
const noReplyEmail =
noreply@${domain}`;This does not work in the case that domain is localhost. The from address should simply be from the email address that is sending the email. Maybe add a reply-email environment variable to allow an admin to manually change this address, but otherwise nodemailer hits an error.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: