Support email split routing
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@gobenizzle said in Support email split routing:
Hence the feature would only necessitate, that the local routing can be disabled. Meaning all emails are delivered to the remote mail exchanger (in this case google workspace) and then in google workspace the mails cab be re-routed based on the specific email adresses.
Since, Google Workspace and Cloudron share the same domain, how does one configure Google Workspace to deliver email to Cloudron ? By IP address?
I understand if the domain is not shared, in which case, it is just mail forwarding. That already works without this split routing concept.
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@girish is there an update by any chance?
@gobenizzle unfortunately, no. I was just re-reading this thread. What is your use case for this (sorry, if I missed this).
@tamayers you said use case is "A reason for this (such as my use case) is that you might have inboxes for employees using Google Workplace, Microsoft Exchange, or Cloudron email for user account and then support inboxes for customer inquires or sales that you do not want handled on the same system." I am not sure why this is done, is this to save money because exchange/workspace charges per mailbox?
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Hi, I am coming back to this because we woudl still really appreciate this feature. Our use case is as with tamayers that different groups of employees use different systems (partly for legacy reasons, partly because they wish to do so). This means we have a group on google workspace, we have a group on microsoft exchange, and I have a group on cloudron. Now our workaround is quite messy and simply adding the option to force cloudron to do an external MX lookup would solve this problem: The problem is that if I then send a mail from an email-adress hosted at the cloudron instance to email adress hosted on google but on the same domain it runs into delivery problems. At the moment, our workaround is to have all of these account also existing on cloudon and then have them forward the emails to a mailbox on a different domain, which is then forwarding the emails back to the Google or the MS Exchange Server. So quite messy.
Hence we would really, really appreciate if you could implement this feature soon.
Do you think there is any chance you can implement this soon? -
@girish could you maybe give an update if you are considering adding this feature? We would really, really appriciate it!
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excited for v9!
but this feature would still be really amazing!
And if I am not mistaking it shouldnt be too complex to force an external mx lookup? -
Hi, any update on this issue?
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hi @girish are you planning on including this feature in v10?
I would be so thankful, would make my life so much easier.
In my mind it should be an easy feature to give the option always look up the mx server, even if it's sent to the hosted domain.
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