2019-05-24 14:40:45 +02:00
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This module brings Odoo outbound emails in to strict compliance with RFC-2822
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2020-08-25 18:59:39 +02:00
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by allowing for a dynamically configured From header, with the sender's e-mail
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being appended into the proper Sender header instead. To accomplish this we:
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* Add a domain whitelist field in the mail server model. This one represent an
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allowed Domains list separated by commas. If there is not given SMTP server
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it will let us to search the proper mail server to be used to sent themessages
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where the message 'From' email domain match with the domain whitelist. If
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there is not mail sever that match then will use the default mail server to
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sent the message.
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* Add a Email From field that will let us to email from a specific address taking
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into account this conditions:
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1) If the sender domain match with the domain whitelist then the original
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message's 'From' will remain as it is and will not be changed because the
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mail server is able to sent in the name of the sender domain.
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2) If the original message's 'From' does not match with the domain whitelist
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then the email From is replaced with the Email From field value.
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* Add compatibility to define the smtp information in Odoo config file. Both
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smtp_from and smtp_whitelist_domain values will be used if there is not mail
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server configured in the system.
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