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| mailoop [2019/07/23 14:23] – [OpenEMM Mailloop Configuration] ma | mailoop [2019/07/23 14:30] – [Alternative B (the advanced one)] ma |
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| Use a sender/reply-to address with the mailloop service domain name (for example news@mailloop.domain.com). Since no real email addresses exist for this sender domain name, normally it would not be possible to reply to an email with this sender/reply-to address. To forward responses to a valid email address you have to define a bounce filter: | Use a sender/reply-to address with the mailloop service domain name (for example news@mailloop.domain.com). Since no real email addresses exist for this sender domain name, normally it would not be possible to reply to an email with this sender/reply-to address. To forward responses to a valid email address you have to define a bounce filter: |
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| In the configuration for the bounce filter set field "Filter address" manually to your sender/reply-to address (in this example news@mailloop.domain.com) and this address is then bound to this bounce configuration. Due to performance reasons it may take a few minutes until a newly created entry is known by the system.\\ | In the GUI configuration for the bounce filter set field "Filter address" manually to your sender/reply-to address (in this example news@mailloop.domain.com) and this address is then bound to this bounce configuration. Due to performance reasons it may take a few minutes until a newly created entry is known by the system.\\ |
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| Finally, use field "Forward address" to enter the feedback email address of your choice. The flow looks like this: | Finally, use field "Forward address" to enter the feedback email address of your choice. The flow looks like this: |
