I guess I don't know enough about the gmail setup to know for sure, but
I imagine GMail's external SMTP server (i.e. the one used to process
mail being sent to @gmail.com addresses) isn't intended for people
sending mail from their gmail accounts. In which case, it's not going
to be thrilled about email coming in claiming to be FROM gmail.com.
I'd have to look more into their setup to be sure, but it's a good rule
of thumb to use addresses within your own domain for the From address.
- Kyle
Jack van Zanen wrote:
I thought he said he was using the gmail smtp server?
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Mail from GMail coming from a non-gmail server? Yes, definately.
Do not use @gmail.com <http://gmail.com> in the from address, see
how that works.
Jack van Zanen wrote:
what is the client email filter looking for to classify this as spam??
1. Mail from GMAIL? Bit rough considering the number of valid users
2. subject "Test mail" ? if so change subject to something more business
like
3. message "Hello! This is a simple email message"? I do not think so
Most likely culprit is number 2.
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2009/9/12 nagendra prasad <nagendra802000@xxxxxxxxx> <mailto:nagendra802000@xxxxxxxxx>
Exactly, the mail-client filter is actively working for such mail. But when
I researched on Google I have found that to send an email using PHP we at
lest need a mail server domain. Also we have to set SMTP to send email to
inbox otherwise every mail-client will filter it and send it to SPAM
folder.
Also, I am using WAMP to use all these codes so right now I don't have an
email server domain or something like that. Is their a way to set my PHP
ini
file to use my Gmail SMTP and PORT settings so that I can at lest send
emails directly to inbox and later I will change it to some other email
client.
Thanks for the quick response :)
