 | | | Web based email client capable of setting different domain | Web based email client capable of setting different domain 2004-03-24 - By Reuben D. Budiardja
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Hi all,
I hope someone can help me and/or show me if there 's easier solution for this.
I have a mail forwarding set up so that any email sent to
user@(protected) goes to my own mail server (running sendmail,
stock RHEL 3 install).
I wondering if there 's a web based solution that I can run on my mail server,
so that any email that was sent from the web-based mail client looks like it
comes from forwarding-domain.com.
I know that most modern mail client can do this "forging From / Reply-to "
address (ie. Kmail, Evolution, don 't know anything about Win mail client) by
setting up different "Identity ". But we are planning to do this for about 15
people and I just want to provide a 'standard ' solution for everyone.
I 'm not ready yet to set up our own mail server with its own domain name, so I
thought this email forwarding feature that we got when we bought the domain
name is the simplest way to go, at least for now. Oh, please be assured I 'm
not trying to spam anyone :)
Thanks for any help / info on this.
RDB
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Reuben D. Budiardja
Department of Physics and Astronomy
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN
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