Email, POP, SMTP, help

[section525]

Okay, I have this address johnny AT norcalmonsters.com that is forwarded to this address jp AT skidog.com .

So anything that is sent to the address goes to the skidog account. But how do I make it so when I send an email out it will say the norcalmonsters address on it?

I set it up in Outlook.. and I can send messages to myself... and it works.. but if I send one to any other domain.. it comes back to me. Help!

My ISP guy who set up the forwarding said:

You may want to setup an Conf. that uses the address as johnny AT Norcalmonsters.com in your jp AT skidog.com address.

 

[jasonb]

I'm guessing you used the "AT" to avoid spamming crap so i changed them in the quote part for you too. i did go ahead and sign you up for every email spam thing that i know of though.

i can't help with the problem though.

 

[section525]

Actually I just didn't know how to get that curly-que "A" symbol on my screen. I am computer stupid.

But here are my email settings (for those who know what they mean).

 

[huskyfan23]

Okay, I have this address johnny AT norcalmonsters.com that is forwarded to this address jp AT skidog.com .

So anything that is sent to the address goes to the skidog account. But how do I make it so when I send an email out it will say the norcalmonsters address on it?

I set it up in Outlook.. and I can send messages to myself... and it works.. but if I send one to any other domain.. it comes back to me. Help!

My ISP guy who set up the forwarding said:

You'll have to edit the reply-to address. Are the e-mails sent through a client (ie. Outlook, Eudora) or a webemail?

 

[section525]

Outlook 2003

 

[huskyfan23]

Click "More Settings" and make set "Reply E-mail" to the address you want them to reply to. Didn't even know I had Outlook '03

 

[section525]

Won't that make every email I send..come back to the other address. Also, it still says its coming from me at skidog. Am I out of luck here?

I tried making another email account.. and just have the reply to address different. But I get an error email saying "relaYINg not allowed".

 

[jnealg]

Thats the error you will get when sending from one domain through another. Most secure smtp's will not let anyone relay through them from another account. This is to prevent spam etc...
If there is a legit way around it I havent found it yet. Just set your reply field to as the address you want people to "reply to" and you should be fine.