Hi, we are using Froxlor 0.10.28 on one of our servers. The support of our server couldn't help us.
When mails from a custom domain are sent through php mail function, the sender mail address is the mail address from the panel_customers table and the name is the name of the customer.
On earlier Froxlor release, there was written "froxlor user". So there seems to be a place, where this is connection between php and froxlor is set. But we don't want, that the php mail function uses the mail address from customer table, because it could be another mail address domain than the one of the actual domain. And this causes errors in deliverability, because IP of sender mail address does not match IP of domain.
Additionally, the name of the customer does not have to be the person, which is reliable for the service/website etc.
And finally, it's also a data protection issue, because "private" address and name is sent...
Our server provider and it's technical support couldn't help with this issue.
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Arno Battke
Hi, we are using Froxlor 0.10.28 on one of our servers. The support of our server couldn't help us.
When mails from a custom domain are sent through php mail function, the sender mail address is the mail address from the panel_customers table and the name is the name of the customer.
On earlier Froxlor release, there was written "froxlor user". So there seems to be a place, where this is connection between php and froxlor is set. But we don't want, that the php mail function uses the mail address from customer table, because it could be another mail address domain than the one of the actual domain. And this causes errors in deliverability, because IP of sender mail address does not match IP of domain.
Additionally, the name of the customer does not have to be the person, which is reliable for the service/website etc.
And finally, it's also a data protection issue, because "private" address and name is sent...
Our server provider and it's technical support couldn't help with this issue.
Any help would be appreciated
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