The default behavior for FogBugz is to mark emails as read after retrieving them. If those emails are not deleted manually, there is a risk of exceeding data limits on the account. The problem is that the messages are not being deleted from the Gmail account, only archived. The messages are being read and are creating new cases in FogBugz as expected. Let's assume you have configured a new Mailbox that retrieves incoming cases from Gmail to FogBugz using IMAP.
This article presents details on how to ensure that messages in Gmail IMAP accounts are deleted after FogBugz retrieves them. How do I force eMail, from my domain on my Samsung phone's email app, to include a MessageID. Which application client or server is generating the MessageID line, and does email in "sent mail" include a MessageID because the client retrieves the MessageID from the SMTP server as part of the send process? An earlier, similar question had a single answer, which was to ask Google at the google account help page. I posted this issue on the Samsung help, and no one has answered.I am looking at the as-sent, raw emails by sending emails to my domain which I pick up on my Thunderbird.That first-layer help asserts that an escalation reported to him that: there is no SMTP server setting which can explain what's going on, and the expectation is that their SMTP server creates all MessageID headers and puts them in all emails. GoDaddy/ReSeller phone-help was not helpful.deleting my domain email from the phone app, and recreating it, does not change anything.emails from the WebClient for SecureServer.Net do include the MessageID.emails from my phone client, through another, second domain, do include the messageID.eMails from my thunderbird client, sending through the same domain/SMTP, do include the MessageID.I had assumed that a SMTP server creates that globally unique ID but since the MessageID does show up on those emails, I'm not sure. On my phone, other email with another domain includes a MessageID header. Therefore, eMail from me/myphone on that account, to any gMail user, is rejected by the Google servers with a 500/550 error, and bounced.
GMail rejects emails missing a "MessageID" header, and email originating from my Samsung phone does not include the MessageID header.Įmail originating from my phone's email app does not include a message header ( when using my private domain's SMTP server, parked at GoDaddy/SecureServer.Net).
0 kommentar(er)
