No matter what acct I send an email from it gets sent from my gmail

I only have 2 accts set up on my iPhone: gmail (personal) and bethelmaine.org I can receive email into both accts with no problem, but when I try to reply from my bethelmaine acct the recipient gets it from my gmail acct. I know for a fact the Cc/Bcc, From: line is bethelmaine.org and I also know that the recepient gets it as gmail because I tested it several times by sending to my wife's yahoo acct. This happens when the primary server (under settings: mail, contacts, calendars: accounts) is turned off.
The bethelmaine acct outgoing server is set up in Outlook as smtp.megalink.net. When that is set up as the primary server and turned on I get a message that says "the recipient was rejected by the server" no matter who I try to send to.
Not sure what to do!

It seems pretty clear to me.
When you turn off your primary account the only active account the phone can send via is your Gmail account, and that's what you're seeing.
The question is why do you need to turn off the primary account.. which you answer:
When that is set up as the primary server and turned on I get a message that says "the recipient was rejected by the server
That's because your ISP (megalink) is using access controls to manage who sends mail through their mail server. The first thing they're probably doing is using IP address restrictions - essentially saying they'll only relay mail from any machine on their network (including dialup/DSL/etc. customers), but you're not on their network, you're on an AT&T (or Verizon) 3G connection which isn't in their IP address range, and therefore not valid as far as their mail server is concerned.
The typical solution to this is authentication - by authenticating to their server (via username and password) you identify yourself as a customer and they should relay your messages. So check your phone to ensure that you have authentication enabled for your primary mail account.
If that fails (e.g. they don't support authenticated SMTP) the next option would be to relay the message through your cell provider's mail server - as an AT&T wireless customer you should be able to relay through AT&T's mail server... likewise for Verizon (or whatever national carrier your iPhone is on). You'll need to check with your carrier's site for the specifics of the mail server address to use.

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I hope this isn't too easy to answer - I think I must be doing something fairly simple wrong.
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Barton Peveril College
Eastleigh
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>>> On Friday, June 29, 2012 at 9:56 AM,
PaulGreen77<[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks for the suggestions. I tried the phpClient code you suggested,
> but it didn't work at all. I don't quite understand what you say about
> setting the session header string; I think my code does this already.
>
> Early on in the code, after logging in, I have the following line
> $gwservice‑>session = $lres['session'];
> Doesn't this set the session as part of the Groupwise service?
>
> You said I need to manually set the session header string, but which
> objects do i need to do it in? And can I do it as a parameter call, or
> does it need to be done in GroupwiseService.php?
>
> I hope this doesn't make me sound too silly, but I am a bit of a novice
> with OO programming!
>
> Another point: at various places in the code,
> http://schemas.novell.com/2005/01/Gr...groupwise.wsdl is referred
> to, but when I type this into a web browser, it says it can't be found?
> Does this matter?
>
> I hope you can help me a bit further!
>
> Thanks.
>
> Paul
>
> Preston Stephenson;2203363 Wrote:
>> If you can use php 3.x, use the phpSOAP example instead.
>> ftp://sdk.provo.novell.com/ndk/gwsoa...rm/phpSOAP.ZIP
>>
>> It will handle setting the session string header automatically.
>> If you use the phpClient example, you will have to go in to
>> GroupwiseService.php
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>> use.
>> See getFolderListRequest().
>>
>> Preston
>>
>> >>> On Friday, June 22, 2012 at 9:56 AM,
>> PaulGreen77<PaulGreen77@no‑mx.forums.novell.com> wrote:
>>
>> > I hope this isn't too easy to answer ‑ I think I must be doing
>> something
>> > fairly simple wrong.
>> > I want to send an email from a PHP page, using SOAP so the mail
>> appears
>> > in the sender's sent items, as if it was done in the usual way.
>> > We're using Groupwise 8.02
>> >
>> > Using the example code in phpClient/phpClient.php I have got a list
>> of
>> > folders/emails in my mailbox, so the authentication and access to
>> > Groupwise is obviously working. However, in that file there isn't a
>> send
>> > mail example, so I copied the one from phpSOAP/client.php and it
>> doesn't
>> > work.....the error seems to be 59920 which might be something to do
>> with
>> > the session missing, but I find this hard to believe since the
>> folders
>> > can be retrieved with the same object.
>> >
>> > Here is the code for mail sending I'm using:
>> >
>> > $mail = new Mail();
>> > $mail‑>subject = "php item";
>> > $dist = new Distribution();
>> > $from = new From();
>> > $from‑>displayName = "Paul Green";
>> > $from‑>email = "[email protected]";
>> > $dist‑>from = "[email protected]";;
>> > $dist‑>to = "Paul Green";
>> > $rlist = new RecipientList();
>> > $recip1 = new Recipient();
>> > $recip1‑>displayName = "Peter";
>> > $recip1‑>email = "[email protected]";
>> > $recip2 = new Recipient();
>> > $recip2‑>displayName = "Andy";
>> > $recip2‑>email = "[email protected]";
>> > $rlist‑>recipient = array ($recip1, $recip2);
>> > $dist‑>recipients = $rlist;
>> > $mail‑>distribution = $dist;
>> > $mp = new MessagePart();
>> > $mp‑>_ = "This is a test!";
>> > $mb = new MessageBody();
>> > $mb‑>part = $mp;
>> > $mail‑>message = $mb;
>> > $sir = new sendItemRequest();
>> > $sir‑>item = $mail;
>> > $sires = $gwservice‑>sendItemRequest($sir);
>> >
>> > Looking around, it seems to me that some of the objects haven't got
>> the
>> > properties that the above code expects (eg the from object), so is
>> the
>> > schema wrong somewhere?
>> > What I would like, but couldn't find, is some simple example code
>> that
>> > works!
>> > Does anyone know the simplest way to send an email via SOAP?
>> >
>> > Many thanks in advance for any help anyone can give.
>> >
>> > Paul Green
>> > Barton Peveril College
>> > Eastleigh
>> > Hampshire
>> > UK

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What I would suggest is the following:
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Thanks!
Darren

hi
The funnier part is that
u can actually type in the sender's email id irrespective of the mail host used
Like @hotmail.com,@yahoo.com etc.
The receiver will get the mails from the email id that u wrote .
The problem u r facing is becoz of the incorrect mail host server ip address
Try to get in touch with the network admin for the mail server ip address
other way is
get the name it would be like
smtp.domain name .
hope that helps

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Hi Guys,
I want to send an email from a workflow without sending a notification ... how do i do it ?
Thanks In advance
Tom.

Hi,
Two possible ways - neither of which I would recommend.
1 - Write a trigger on the WF_NOTIFICATIONS table, so that if the notification for the process that you require is sent, then you populate the mailer status column to 'spoof' the mailer into thinking that it has already sent it. That should suppress the email.
2 - Modify the flow to include an activity prior to the notification to change the recipient preferences to not receive email, send the notification, then change the preferences back.
Email is an "all or nothing" solution - either get email from everything, or get it from nothing. How are they planning on dealing with the notification that they are sent? If they are logging into the application to view the notification, then you could consider sending summary notification emails, and force the users to log into the application to view them all, rather than trying to adopt a half-and-half solution where some things come by email and some only come in the application.
HTH,
Matt
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How to send ENCRYPTED email from 10v2 to end users who will receive their emails from Microsoft Outlook?
I created a stored procedure to change user passwords. I need to email the users their passwords but the email message has to be encrypted since it contains user passwords. How do I use util_mail to send encrypted messages? The users will pick up their passwords through Microsoft Outlook. Thank you in advance.

not sure what is the mechanics of decrypting (PGP maybe?)
I have few tips ...
1. look at DBMS_CRYPTO package
2. create JAVA stored procedure (I'm sure there are some good samples to use java for encryption) to encrypt the body (this can be executed from pl/sql)
3. save the body as a file on unix and encrypt it with unix command (this can be executed from PL/SQL utilizing UTL_FILE and JAVA stored procedure)
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