Hi everyone
A user complains about receiving mails on his iPhone (using Traveler 9.0.1) and when he does a “Reply to All”, he receives a copy of the mail. I’ve checked some of those mails and I could see that the internal addresses are followed by the @domain
Example:
John Doe/Company@Domain
Doing the reply to all from a Notes client does not include the sender user in copy, but doing the reply to all from the iPhone does, and that’s why he is receiving a copy of the mail he’s sending.
So, doing some research, I’ve found this option I can add in the Traveler Notes.ini
NTS_ADDRESSCACHE_CN_WITH_DOMAIN
The explanation says: Whether or not to append the Domino domain to the Canonical Name when addresses are converted. (default true)
So, my question is … does anybody know if this can help me to prevent users from sending mails to themselves? or if I may take any risk in turning this off?
Thanks
Subject: Doesn’t seems to be the case
Thanks for your response, Douglas
I’ve checked the Global Domain Name and it’s different from our Domino Domain Name.
I also tried that parameter in the Notes.ini but it seems it doesn’t has anything to do with my problem.
Subject: iPhone settings.
Check the mail settings and see if “Always Bcc Myself” is turned on. If you go to Settings>Mail, Contacts, Calendar and scroll down a bit on the page is that setting.
Subject: Configuration incorrect.
This is a configuration mistake, the domain name is being used in two places for two different things.
Domino Administrator → Configuration Tab.
→ Servers
—> In the Server document the “Domain name” is entered “Acme”, this is correct.
Domino Administrator → Configuration Tab.
→ Messaging
→ Domains
—> Global Domain
-----> The entry “Global domain name” cannot be the “Domain name”,“Acme”, this confuses the server, use “Domain name + internet or SMTP”, for example “Acme internet”.
Sincerely
Douglas Bryant
email@dbryant.de
www.dbryant.de http://www.dbryant.de