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Ray Novak
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I am setting the return-path using the send method and the senderEmail parameter, which is working just fine. In the email server log, I can see that it is being used in the 'mail from' command, just as it should be. One quirk - in the actual email, the return-path header has the same address, plus a prefix 'no-reply=38='. This isn't actually causing me problems, but it seems odd, and I wonder why it is there. Is there something I can do to prevent it?
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Alex
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It's something that your mail server adds. Perhaps, some setting in its configuration. You'll need to look into that direction for the clues.
Try sending to non-existent address and see where the bounce message is sent to. If it's sent to senderEmail, you're fine then.
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Alex
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Ray Novak
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I just this morning replaced an old smtp component (from another vendor) with MailBee. An email sent before the change did not have the added prefix in the return-path header. The email sent after the change (using MailBee) did have the prefix. Nothing in the email server was changed.
I did a little more testing. I received two emails using MailBee. One had the prefix, and the other did not. Both were handled by exactly the same code. They had different 'from' and 'reply-to' addresses, but were otherwise similar.
As I said originally, this isn't causing me any trouble. I just wonder if you have any ideas why this would happen.
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Alex
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No idea. If I saw two logs of SMTP session (one which leads to this prefix and another one doesn't), I'd be able to notice the difference.
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Alex
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Ray Novak
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ok - thanx. I will ask the email server vendor about it
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