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Not sure if the product site would have users to people or just be all scripted sending/receiving while the main site is mostly emails hosted for humans.
#PHP G SUITE SEND EMAIL AS ALIAS PASSWORD#
I'm far from shipping from what I'm working on though, but before going live want to get email setup for the main company website and product website for me and future staff, then want to be able to send email's for notifications, password resets, etc and then also have scripts receive and parse emails for replies to put into a database for the support portal part of the product domain but getting ahead of myself. Oh wow, I was under the assumption that Google Apps(Now called G-Suite but I always remember it as the original) kinda gave you a guarantee if sending to other Gmail people and probably other big providers like Microsoft, Yahoo, etc would trust Google more too.
#PHP G SUITE SEND EMAIL AS ALIAS PLUS#
Plus email is a bit broken in the first place, open and all is great but opens itself up to abuse to spammers and scammers. Kinda feels like giving the mafia some extortion money for protection though in away. I feel like might be forced paying though instead of self handling email. I noticed even when I mark someones emails as not spam they keep going to spam, I don't check my spam daily but sometimes they have to send me a IM to let me know they emailed them. Those services think your server is the source of spam.īut maybe it's worth paying for a third party email server for your staff and also a service with APIs for programmable sending/receiving since you don't want emails to customers like password resets, receipts, etc going to spam.
Then sounds like people running WordPress or support help desk scripts with contact forms forwarding to their Gmail, etc is a problem too. Probably other email solutions though to look into though but haven't looked into it too much yet but kinda hate how we have to rely on large providers it seems for email. For my own future projects I plan to run everything in containers, Node, etc so not PHP/MySQL so still need to host the email somewhere, kinda hate the idea of paying a third party and wonder how they would handle shared inboxes(like piping email to a script like you can with a cPanel server). I know someone who runs a hosting company using cPanel and his clients email go to spam a bunch even though not spammy emails, his answer is to just pay extra for Google Apps and that running a email server is too complicated. Choose 'Default routing'.Yeah and seems like the big providers don't like self hosted emails. But if your G Suite account was created in late 2017 or later, then the following directions should work for you. Note: in my limited research, existing Google Apps / G Suite accounts retained the older (much more simple setting (Apps > G Suite > Gmail > Advanced > Catchall Address).
#PHP G SUITE SEND EMAIL AS ALIAS HOW TO#
For example, a typo of a instead of the wrong instead of it took me entirely too long to figure out how to set a catchall, I wanted to create a quick and current tutorial on how to accomplish what used to be a basic feature.
If you are not familiar with this feature, G Suite allows one user (or group) to be the default receiver of all email that goes to an email address at your domain that is not connecting to a user. In the most recent 'update', it has become increasingly difficult to set the catchall address for your account.
#PHP G SUITE SEND EMAIL AS ALIAS UPDATE#
Just when I think the "Google Apps" - err - "G Suite" Admin panel could not get any worse, they update it.
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