Hello,
As of until recently, it was possible to set up the following:
1) Forward apples@domain.com to oranges@gmail.com
- - not creating any apples@domain.com on my domain, thus only forwarding without taking server capacity.
2) Set gmail default answer adress to apples@domain.com, without requiring password or an existing apples@domain.com account.
During the last few days, gmail has uppgraded their security. Now it no longer accepts to send mail from apples@domain.com from it's own servers, thus requiring the apples@domain.com to be a real email adress with a real password. It sends mail through SMTP servers by TLS or SSL (which I don't really know what is).
This creates a problem for me. Now I can no longer add a forwarder and a reply adress without keeping the e-mail on the server.
I guess it would be possible to create a filter, but filters have been unstable for me so far, not really working as intended. I am not sure whether I want to bet the full communication back and forth for my organisation on several filters that *might* work. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I can solve this problem?
Thank you in advance!