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How to hide server ip while sending mail?[DDOS Prevention] - ultimatelittlemaster - Dec 31, 2014
Hello,
Is there any working method to hide server ip in outgoing mails?
I am using postfix now.
Quote:Return-Path: <apache@domain> Received: from domain ([server ip]) by mx.google.com with ESMTP id bp18si69700763wib.34.2014.12. 31.03.29.07 for <mail id>; Wed, 31 Dec 2014 03:29:08 -0800 (PST) Received-SPF: none (google.com: apache@domain does not designate permitted sender hosts) client- ip=server ip;
* - Gox. - Jan 1, 2015
Give the task to a 3rd party, like MailChip http://mailchimp.com ?
* - Clockbit - Jan 2, 2015
thank you for sharing.good to know.
* - Crypto™ - Jan 2, 2015
Mandrill (by Mailchimp) will best suit your needs, since it's designed for transactional emails. (Emails triggered by actions) This isn't just for changing the IP, but using a service that is properly designed for the task at hand.
https://mandrillapp.com/