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AFAIR, registering your other email addresses with gmail ("Send as") works fine to prevent this behavior.
by tokenrove 14y ago
AFAIR, registering your other email addresses with gmail ("Send as") works fine to prevent this behavior.
- emmelaich 14y agoThat is not the case here; that is specifically addressed in the article.
- silverlight 14y agoWhere? I didn't read anything about him Pre-clearing the address with GMail as a verified email...
- emmelaich 14y agoApologies, I misread your comment. I thought you were referring to the second paragraph ending in "...Google makes this straightforward to set up" Do you have a link for the pre-clearing? Anyway, while I'm here, I'd take issue with "and their correspondents will never know they are using gmail" They can easily find out if they inspect the headers.
- tokenrove 14y agoI use gmail exactly as he describes, with gnus as my client. All the addresses registered with gmail are unaffected when sending via SMTP.