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Sorry if I have not understood something but (I believe) I have searched enough for this. First things first: I have successfully set up my domain ( mydomain.gr ) which has been verified. I have created a custom SMTP address ( contact@mydomain.gr ). I have created a route which forwards everything sent at *@mydomain.gr to my personal Gmail address. Test 1: If I send an email from an external address (something@something.eu) to contact@mydomain.gr it is forwarded to my personal Gmail. OK! Test 2: If I send from contact@mydomain.gr to any external address (something@something.eu) I get the error

I want to send email without using email composer, so I followed tutorial from https://www.thepolyglotdeveloper.com/2016/05/send-emails-ionic-2-mobile-app-via-rackspace-mailgun-api/ to use Mailgun API. Since Http from "@angular/http" has been deprecated, the code from tutorial is not working anymore. Here is what I have so far: I replaced import {Http, Request, RequestMethod} from "@angular/http"; with import {HttpClient, HttpHeaders} from '@angular/common/http'; and send method is send() { this.http.post(this.mailgunUrl + "/messages", body: "from=test@example.com&to=" + "recipient@example.com

I am using Mailgun to send my emails from WordPress, I always have this on the logs Failed: wordpress@52fluent.com → webmaster@52fluent.com 'Mailgun WordPress Plugin Test' Server response: 550 Verification failed for <bounce+dd882b.7933e-webmaster=52fluent.com@52fluent.com> No Such User Here" Sender verify failed Any ideas? Pavel Pachkovsky Mailgun uses specially formatted Return-Path address to track bounces. But if you use a different service to receive emails this address is not valid until exists on the server and accepts address tags (bounce+something@example.com). Some info on how

I have set up Heroku & Railgun in order to be able to take the content from emails and store it. I've got it to the point that when emails are sent to mailgun, they are forwarded to my app and empty instaces of my messages model are created automatically, however, none of the fields from the email are being stored (despite having a matched schema (eg. from:string subject:string etc)). My issue is that I can't figure out how to take the contents of a HTTP POST request and process it so that each message is stored with its corresponding information. I can see that it is coming into heroku (via

I am trying to take advantage of Mailgun's Transactional Email Service via their RESTful API, but I can not make it work. I am able to send emails via SMTP but i prefer to use their API. Their documentation provides me with the following code: public static ClientResponse SendSimpleMessage() { Client client = Client.create(); client.addFilter(new HTTPBasicAuthFilter("api", "key-*****")); WebResource webResource = client.resource("https://api.mailgun.net/v2/DOMAIN" + "/messages"); MultivaluedMapImpl formData = new MultivaluedMapImpl(); formData.add("from", "Excited User <mailgun@DOMAIN>");

I am trying to setup emails with my own website. Let's say the domain name is abc.com . The nameserver in use is digital ocean and I also have a gmail account linked to the same (say using contact@abc.com ). While setting up things with mailgun, I used mg.abc.com (as they said it would also let me email using the root domain). The verification step is done and I can send email using contact@mg.abc.com . However, trying to use the root domain ( contact@abc.com ) gives the following error: AnymailRequestsAPIError: Sending a message to me@gmail.com from contact@abc.com ESP API response 404: {