Some servers won't allow you to send an email unless either the to or the from address is one on domain.tld

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Okay that's cool. But I have an installation at (fake domain alert) domain.com/blogs/ and the email from registrants says it is from b2evo -at- domain.com meaning it's not even using the full path it came from.

Aw heck even if it did ... well ... aw never mind. I'm not allowed to write posts that have a scroll bar in the posting window anymore so (to quote a dead poet) this is the end.

Name me an email you've ever received from ( domain.com alert ) foo@domain.com/any-subfolder/ ( sorry for any spam you receive foo ... but a bloody daft email to have huh? may as well have contact@domain.com and info@domain.com , because they don't even use spiders for that ) .... anyway, I digress ... emails are always bar@domain.tld

As an addition, certain mail servers won't accept mail from a domain that doesn't match the IP of the sender either, hockmail and evilmail for instance ;)

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Name me an email you've ever received from ( domain.com alert ) foo@domain.com/any-subfolder/

DOH!

So I reckon doing a reply-to field also has a "reliable drawback"?