I found a phishing email in my inbox that has my email address in the From: field, and an unknown email address in the To: field. It was made like I had sent the email to the unknown email address.
I'd like to ask if it is possible to change the To: field in the email header?
(I know it's possible to change the From: field in email)
Your email address was probably in the Bcc field.
If you don't see your email address in
the To: or Cc: fields of the header,
the sender has probably mailed you a
'blind carbon copy,' or Bcc:. The Bcc:
field isn't displayed in the header of
received messages. This means that you
won't see your email address at the
top of any message you receive as a
blind carbon copy.
Quoted from Receiving someone else's mail
No, it isn’t possible to use the To: header field to send an email to an address that isn’t in the To: header field, if the email is sent via SMTP.
Spammers very often use the Bcc: (blind carbon copy) header field to send email to an address that doesn’t appear in the To: header field or the Cc: header field. That is probably what has happened in this case. Your email address is probably in the Bcc: header field. The contents of the Bcc: header field is not shown by your email client.
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Default text for "email blurb" is something like:
recipientFirstName recipientLastName,
Please DocuSign sameTextAsEmailSubject
Thank You, SalesPersonSmith
Is there a way to append text to this ? For example I would append the email signature for SalesPersonSmith so something like:
SalesPersonSmith
sps#company.com
p 555.555.1212
f 555.555.2323
There are two ways to modify the content of the emails that DocuSign sends to recipients:
You can use the emailBlurb inside the envelopeDefinition object.
You can modify the email resources file for your account.
Option 1 is limited, as you cannot change everything in the email message. However, you can have each envelope use a different blurb.
Option 2 is account-wide, meaning that it's not per-envelope, but you have more flexibility in the changes you make in the entire email look-and-feel.
I have to send Document to Signer1 and Signer2.In email template (In email body not in subject line) I need to add both signers name.If I use [[RecipientName]] includes only Signer1 name or Signer2 name not both.
How to achieve this with docusign..
So you want the email body to say
Hi Signer 1 and Signer 2, ...
You will need to explicitly set the "email blurb" for the envelope. Use the field emailBlurb in the envelopeDefinition of Envelopes: create
You can set the email body for all recipients (as shown above), or you can set different email bodies for each individual recipient.
I'm using a pre-operation plugin on create of email to change the entity reference on the email's "from" attribute.
This is the code I use for the setting:
((EntityCollection)entity.Attributes["from"]).Entities[0].Attributes["partyid"] = erQueue; //erQueue is an entityReference of a certain queue
I also want the email to be sent from the queue email adddress, and not from the original sender's address.
should I also set the "addressused attribue of the "from" activityparty, or would it happen automatically?
CRM should default the email address used to primary email address of the selected record.
I've only used addressused in the past when I wanted to use an email address other than the primary email address of the selected record.
So in your case I don't think you need to set the addressused.
Slightly old documentation but still true and relevant I believe.
activityparty.addressused Property
The property activityparty.partyid contains the ID of an account,
contact, lead or systemuser. For account, contact or lead, the
property emailaddress1 is used as the default value for the e-mail
address. If this value is blank, emailaddress2 is used, and so on. For
systemuser, the default e-mail address is internalemailaddress.
To override this default, you can specify an alternate address as the value for addressused. For example, if you set addressused to the
value "someone#example.com", that e-mail address will be used.
After I checked, the email was sent with the email address of the original system user in the "from" field. So I had to change the addressused of the activityparty in the from attribute:
((EntityCollection)entity.Attributes["from"]).Entities[0].Attributes["addressused"] = sQueueEmailAddress;
I need to do this use case:
create a Docusign envelope with one signer
let the signer sign the document through embedded signing
add another signer to the document, and let the other signer sign it too
Reason: it might take some time for the 2nd company to sign the document, and the exact person to sign it might not be known at the beginning yet.
There's at least two ways to solve for this but possibly others too.
The first method is using one of the pre-built Recipient Types such as Agent or Editors or Intermediaries. These recipient types have varying capabilities (i.e. some can add tabs, docs, etc. to the envelopes) but the one thing they all have in common is that they can edit recipient information such as Name and Email address for recipients that come later in the routing order.
Another method for handling this which is a slight hack but still doable is to add two recipients with routing orders 1 and 2 to the envelope at the start, the first one is the recipient whose information you already know but for the second recipient you add a fake name and a fake email address. Once the first recipient signs the request technically gets sent to the "dummy" recipient but since it's a fake email it never gets sent to anyone. THEN, once you finally know who the second recipient is you can do an Envelope Correction and replace the dummy recipient with the real name and email.
Using PHPMailer to send an email, when I view the email in Gmail in the href attribute of the link is displayed a space (%20). For example:
http://www.domain.it/page.php?u%20tente=5691457&annuncio=54ad79ccc9&codice=1457
HTML code that is passed to PHPMailer does not contain space.
I add this problem today. I had a link that was more than 998 octets long and the SMTP server splitted it.
Check that the header of your email Content-Transfer-Encoding is set to something different than 7bit.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIME#Content-Transfer-Encoding