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Exchange also does this, if you are part of a group, send an email to that group, you will never get it. We ran into it when one of our systems were sending an
by mns 6y ago
Exchange also does this, if you are part of a group, send an email to that group, you will never get it. We ran into it when one of our systems were sending an alert for a failed action to a group, but it was sending it on behalf of the person that tried to do that action and eventually failed. Everyone in the group was getting the email, except the original person.
- prepend 6y agoThat’s not so bad, but it’s not as bad as gmail. Exchange will return a message that comes back to the mailbox via a forward. Also, I think, Exchange is doing this because the list is on server and it’s part of Exchange’s deduping. If I send to the list and foo and foo is in the list, foo gets one email, not two. For example, I have foo@gmail.com, foo@outlook.com, foo@prepend.com. I set up foo@prepend.com to forward to foo@gmail.com. If I send a message from bar@gmail.com to foo@prepend.com, it comes through as expected. If I send the same message from foo@gmail.com, I never get it. Prepend.com’s mail server has a record of sending it to gmail.com, but my gmail account has no evidence of it anywhere. If I change foo@prepend.com to forward to foo@outlook.com, I don’t have this problem.
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