_posts/2009-08-01-relaying_mail_from_apache_org.html (15 lines of code) (raw):
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layout: post
status: PUBLISHED
published: true
title: Relaying mail from apache.org.
id: c3599841-1f7c-454b-b223-c8e27a4c8d1b
date: '2009-08-01 12:24:57 -0400'
categories: infra
tags:
- smtp-auth
- gmail
permalink: infra/entry/relaying_mail_from_apache_org
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<p>One of the more common issues committers face at Apache is in trying to send mail from their apache.org account. We've just made that process a whole lot easier by setting up an SSL-enabled, smtp-auth based mail submission service on people.apache.org port 465; which is compatible with gmail's <a href="http://gmailblog.blogspot.com/2009/07/send-mail-from-another-address-without.html">recently announced feature</a> to allow outbound mail from your apache.org address to be directed to people.apache.org, instead of to a gmail server, for delivery. Say goodbye to all the ezmlm moderation battles: your SMTP envelope sender will now match your From header!</p>
<p>In the future we may wish to tighten up the SPF records for apache.org, so please take advantage of this new service for all outbound delivery of your personal apache.org email.<br /> </p>