Sending from different email addresses?

[qbantek]

My application sends notifications from different email addresses (sales@xxx.com, alerts@xxx.com, etc). How can I set a different [To] email (and even a different SMTP server) from code?

[smsohan]

Just set a custom from address in your mailMessage object inside your mailer. Here's an example:

class MyMailer extends MailerBase{
public MailMessage Welcome(){
var mailMessage = ....;
mailMessage.From = "sales@seller.com"
return mailMessage;
}
}

[qbantek]

thanks

[qbantek]

Sorry about my previous question. I didn't explain myself properly: since i am using Gmail, I would like to use different credentials for every different account. I can change the FROM field but if I use the same SMTP account the email will still show as originating from another account. Is there a way to specify different SMTP accounts/settings for each message? Thanks a lot!

[smsohan]

Use a smtpclient instance to send your email. That way you can
configure it per mail.

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On 2011-09-29, at 4:59 PM, qbantek
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wrote:

Sorry about my previous question. I didn't explain myself properly: since i am using Gmail, I would like to use different credentials for every different account. I can change the FROM field but if I use the same SMTP account the email will still show as originating from another account. Is there a way to specify different SMTP accounts/settings for each message? Thanks a lot!

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[ghost]

This is not working for me at all. I am setting the mailmessage with a different FROM address and then it fails on the send. This email should have the same credentials as the account specified in the web config for the mailer.

[smsohan]

Check the details of the smtpClient you are using. If you are creating the instance, check if it gets the configs applied to it. If you want, for a nominal consultation fee, I can look at your specific code and help you reach a solution.

[ghost]

Thank you! Stepping out for the afternoon, but I will get back with you
tomorrow, if that's okay.

On 10/9/2013 3:29 PM, SM Sohan wrote:

Check the details of the smtpClient you are using. If you are creating
the instance, check if it gets the configs applied to it. If you want,
for a nominal consultation fee, I can look at your specific code and
help you reach a solution.

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[ghost]

The owner of the exchange server says that the email address is inbound
only. Will that make it fail using mvc mailer?

On 10/9/2013 3:29 PM, SM Sohan wrote:

Check the details of the smtpClient you are using. If you are creating
the instance, check if it gets the configs applied to it. If you want,
for a nominal consultation fee, I can look at your specific code and
help you reach a solution.

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[smsohan]

That'll make it fail to send a mail anyway.

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On Oct 9, 2013, at 2:37 PM, janessaallen notifications@github.com wrote:

The owner of the exchange server says that the email address is inbound
only. Will that make it fail using mvc mailer?

On 10/9/2013 3:29 PM, SM Sohan wrote:

Check the details of the smtpClient you are using. If you are creating
the instance, check if it gets the configs applied to it. If you want,
for a nominal consultation fee, I can look at your specific code and
help you reach a solution.

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[ghost]

Okay, thank you so much for the information.

On 10/9/2013 4:38 PM, SM Sohan wrote:

That'll make it fail to send a mail anyway.

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Sohan SM

On Oct 9, 2013, at 2:37 PM, janessaallen notifications@github.com
wrote:

The owner of the exchange server says that the email address is inbound
only. Will that make it fail using mvc mailer?

On 10/9/2013 3:29 PM, SM Sohan wrote:

Check the details of the smtpClient you are using. If you are creating
the instance, check if it gets the configs applied to it. If you want,
for a nominal consultation fee, I can look at your specific code and
help you reach a solution.

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#27 (comment).

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