Sending emails using python SMTP from gmail to outlook being blocked
I am trying to send emails from my domains mailbox which is google based but it is being blocked with the following error: 450 4.7.26 Service does not accept messages sent over IPv6 [2607:f8b0:4864:20::f2e] unless they pass either SPF or DKIM validation (signature failure). Emails being sent to outlook if they are received are frequently ending up in the junk folder. I have a paid service so all users receiving emails from my platform are expecting these emails and I'm almost only having this issue with outlook, is there anything i can do from my end so that outlook stops flagging my emails to my customers?
Update to Sharing Emails in OneDrive
We’re updating how sharing mails are sent from SharePoint Online and OneDrive for Business. We made a change earlier this year to send sharing mails from the sharing user's Exchange Online mailbox. At that time, we also stopped CC'ing the sender as the mails will now appear in that user's Sent Items folder. We received feedback from customers that many of their users did not have Exchange Online and relied upon the CC field as part of their workflow. We have therefore resumed CC'ing sharing mails when the sharing user does not have an Exchange mailbox. We'll be gradually rolling this out to customers and will complete our rollout in October
Can You Add Members To A Team And Not Generate The 'Welcome To / Intro To Teams' Email?
I'm creating a new Team and I have to add new user to this Team but I don't want that the users receive the welcome email. I had tried to disable this function with a rule filter in Exchange and with this command in PowerShell Set-UnifiedGroup $groupName -UnifiedGroupWelcomeMessageEnabled:$false PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> Get-unifiedGroup | Select-object -Property DisplayName, WelcomeMessageEnabled DisplayName WelcomeMessageEnabled ----------- --------------------- MyTeam False But nothing of this works fine and the new users are receiving this emails. How can I do it? Regards
Why can't Teams, like Outlook, remember external emails?
Using Teams to create calendar invites is a pain in the backside! Every time I invite a client (or clients) to a call or meeting, I have to manually input each external email to the invite. When this is a regular group catch up, it's pretty time consuming. Why can't Teams remember emails you've inputted before and make suggestions as you start to type in an email, like Outlook does? This would make sending invites so much more practical! Unless it does somehow and I'm not sure how to do that?
How to access office 365 mailbox by Golang
Hi, What is recommended practice for Golang to access office 365 mailbox(read&send mails) after basic authentication turn off? I guess msgraph-sdk-go should be a good choose, but use it in production is not suggested. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/client-developer/legacy-protocols/how-to-authenticate-an-imap-pop-smtp-application-by-using-oauth https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/sdks/create-client?tabs=Go https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/sdks/create-client?tabs=GoAdd another user to be notified about activity on my SharePoint site
Hello, I have created a SP site and I am getting notifications as someone has added a like or comment on every subpage. I am the owner of this site. Is it possible to add another user to the recipients of this email? I would like another person to get emails about activity on these pages too. Thank you for your help!
7 Outlook Tips to Boost Your Productivity
How happy are you with the way you're handling your emails? How much time are you wasting trying to find the right piece of information in your inbox? Check out my latest blog post with https://blog.hslu.ch/majorobm/2021/05/11/ltam365-7-outlook-tips-boost-productivity/?utm_source=MS-Groups&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=blog! It's time to stop "drowning" in emails and master them once and for all!SS44 and PP2: delete account directly without switching page - saved email accounts / password
Suggestion (SS): 44 Classification: ACCOUNTS PRIORITY IN MY OPINION: 7-8 on a scale from 1 (low) to 10 (high) I have already reported problems related to addresses and saved information to edge and google devs, other users sent similar suggestions too. Now what i want from devs is that they implement something to delete account faster and directly without need to visit edge://settings/addresses Especially accounts related to specific websites. so a way that you add a button remove and a button remove all near plus a way that once we click remove we see - near each account (like google). you don't need to add this email to such website again next time. if we want that, we need to click save next time or do it manually. PROBLEM (PP): 2 Classification: ACCOUNTS AND PASSWORD PRIORITY IN MY OPINION: 8-10 on a scale from 1 (low) to 10 (high) Edge Devs still need to fix the problem of wrongly suggested emails (you show me email i never used on such website), like the problem that auto compilation of password doesn't work at all (even if the option to save such information is available). i already wrote you about that in the feedback app. i don't see any popup save password like google, and i don't see any option to save later the password, if for example we forgot to click save password on this popup. Google launched a new icon to save password later. <<<<<<<<<<<<< We need to remember ***1142281 WontFixing due to c1. The Password Manager is considering adding more features in the future, that could allow you to save a password without requiring you to visit the site. In the meantime you could use the experimental chrome://flags#PasswordImport feature to import passwords from a CSV file to achieve a similar effect. so google will improve password features. PS: c1 is Thank you for filing the request, but as you mentioned, the entire password manager experience is read-only in Incognito for privacy reasons. But an alternative request that maybe helpful instead is having an interface to add a password to password manager in regular mode without navigating to the website.
