I have set up JIRA to use gmail as my mail server, but the "From address" is not being respected. All of my test emails from JIRA are sent as <user>@<host>.
Here are my JIRA SMTP settings:
Update SMTP Mail Server | |
Use this page to update a SMTP mail server. This server will be used to send all outgoing mail from JIRA. | |
Name | The name of this server within JIRA. |
Description | |
From address | The default address this server will use to send emails from. |
Email prefix | This prefix will be prepended to all outgoing email subjects. |
Server Details Enter either the host name of your SMTP server or the JNDI location of a javax.mail.Session object to use. | |
SMTP Host | |
Protocol | |
Host Name | The SMTP host name of your mail server. |
SMTP Port | Optional - SMTP port number to use. Leave blank for default (defaults: SMTP - 25, SMTPS - 465). |
Timeout | Timeout in milliseconds - 0 or negative values indicate infinite timeout. Leave blank for default (10000 ms). |
TLS. | Optional - the mail server requires the use of TLS security. |
Username | Optional - if you use authenticated SMTP to send email, enter your username. |
Change Password |
Here are my Google Apps SMTP settings:
SMTP relay service Locally applied | Atlassian Allowed senders: Only addresses in my domains Only accept mail from the specified IP addresses: Yes Allowed IP addresses: Atlassian Require SMTP Authentication: No Require TLS encryption: Yes |
I'm not using JIRA, but came across this post while searching for the same answer. I wanted to use django to send emails via my google apps for business smtp relay. I too had all my messages come across as being sent from the email address that was logging into the smtp relay, not the email address that I put in the from on the email.
Here's how I solved it...
1) added my noreply@mydomain.com as an alias to the account that I was logging in to the smtp relay as. I did this in my google apps for business admin console.
2) configured "send mail as" on the real account to allow mail to be sent as noreply https://support.google.com/mail/answer/22370?hl=en
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