Mail and G Suite

[Joveice]

Please move this to the right forum as I dident see were it fit in.

Hi I'm wondering if I can use the Aliases to etc a no-reply email, etc reset password email that I send from PHP.

 

Is this possible? As G Suite looks like a good deal for me atm.

[kirashi]

5 minutes ago, Joveice said:

Hi I'm wondering if I can use the Aliases to etc a no-reply email, etc reset password email that I send from PHP.

I don't understand the grammar in this sentence... Sorry if I'm being dense.

Are you asking if you can use the GSuite email aliases for different purposes? Like for password reset emails? Or... I'm confused...

[Joveice]

6 minutes ago, kirashi said:

I don't understand the grammar in this sentence... Sorry if I'm being dense.

Are you asking if you can use the GSuite email aliases for different purposes? Like for password reset emails? Or... I'm confused...

Yes, I'm asking if I could use the aliases to send reset password mails for websites

[kirashi]

1 minute ago, Joveice said:

Yes, I'm asking if I could use the aliases to send reset password mails for websites

You certainly can register on websites using alias emails, but those sites would either need to allow secondary recovery emails, or you'd have to remember every single email you used to register on each site for login purposes.

[Joveice]

6 minutes ago, kirashi said:

You certainly can register on websites using alias emails, but those sites would either need to allow secondary recovery emails, or you'd have to remember every single email you used to register on each site for login purposes.

No, I'm asking if I can use the aliases as mails that send from etc PHP to give users their account password reset link. or other information from the website.

[kirashi]

Just now, Joveice said:

No, I'm asking if I can use the aliases as mails that send from etc PHP to give users their account password reset link. or other information from the website.

Oh, you want to send FROM these emails using something like the php mail() function? According to Google's article on adding an email alias, yes and no. You can send from an alias, but unless it's a completely separate email address, anyone can check the headers to see the main email address that has all these aliases.

 

You'd be better off having a hosting platform such as cPanel running on the server where you can create a bunch of email addresses and then send them from that hosting platform using php mailer. Or you can configure this yourself without cPanel, but that's well beyond my capabilities.

[Joveice]

1 hour ago, kirashi said:

Oh, you want to send FROM these emails using something like the php mail() function? According to Google's article on adding an email alias, yes and no. You can send from an alias, but unless it's a completely separate email address, anyone can check the headers to see the main email address that has all these aliases.

 

You'd be better off having a hosting platform such as cPanel running on the server where you can create a bunch of email addresses and then send them from that hosting platform using php mailer. Or you can configure this yourself without cPanel, but that's well beyond my capabilities.

Well I started out by installing a web server but all my mails are flagged as spam and I have done everything everyone talks about on how to prevent it. But that works I guess Original email could be admin and it would work just fine