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Does anyone know how this works with "catch all" domain handling. For years I have used FOO.org address with a legacy free edition. I always create service@foo
by patrickdavey 5y ago
Does anyone know how this works with "catch all" domain handling.
For years I have used FOO.org address with a legacy free edition. I always create service@foo.org email addresses, and they all drop through to the catch-all domain.
Can I just register the one address "patrick@foo.org" and have all the addresses still just fall through as normal? What a nightmare :(
- burnte 5y agoI never moved to the free GSuite and I'm glad. I have everything at my domain forward to me@mydomain.com and that goes to my gmail address. Then GMail is set up to send mail out through my domain's email server to retain the illusion.
- patrickdavey 5y agoGood for you ;) Heh, quite jealous. I assume this means you're running your own mailserver, which was something I was hoping to avoid. It looks like Google does allow catch-all addresses on the new plan. https://support.google.com/a/answer/2685650?hl=en https://support.google.com/a/answer/2685650?hl=en . I'm still very tempted to move to fastmail instead though. Email was all I really used the legacy suite for. The annoying thing is things like toy apps which I have which are all with one of these legacy g-suite accounts (though, maybe those do all continue to work actually ?) What a mess (like, how does oauth work when I signed in with Google and now it's no longer a google account... it won't work.. gah!)
- doctoboggan 5y agoHow did you configure the forwarding from "me@mydomain.com" to your gmail address? Just using your registrars email forwarding options?
- burnte 5y agoMy webhost, Dreamhost. It's a configuration option in their mail transfer agent.