I have a Contact us form with my Yahoo.com email address as a recipient address.
https://www.afab-lab.com/dr/contact

I set “Your e-mail address ” to my varniss.com email address and push “Send message” button.
After that I received an auto-reply email in my varniss.com mailbox sent from my yahoo.com email account.
But I did not receive the message I sent in my yahoo.com.

The web site is hosted on GoDaddy.

I would appreciate any help.

Thank you

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Ken_GoDaddy’s picture

@Snur,

I'm with Go Daddy and came across your post.

If your hosting account is sending out the email it may be necessary to use our relay server them.

More information regarding our relay server can be found at the link below.

http://support.godaddy.com/help/article/951/what-email-or-relay-server-s...

If there are any additional questions I can assist you with please feel to reply or send me a private message.

Jooblay.net’s picture

Priority: Critical » Normal

This sounds like a normal support request... Further support requests are never critical... Lastly is there a reason your on drupal 7.14 to start I would strongly recommend updating your drupal install to 7.22

If you need help on an upgrade follow the upgrade.txt @ /public_html/core here is a basic how to...
1. Backup your complete working directory @ /sites & any other custom folders or files.
2. Backup your database and test this in a dev. environment.
3. Download drupal 7.22
4. Install or upload all the files && directories off drupal 7.22 but **NOT** the /sites or any other /private_files directory or custom files.
5. Access your site as user/1 and clear your cache and run your update script followed by your update.php.

This can be done in about 10 min. Just take your time. What you doing is replacing all the core files while holding onto your database and working directory at public_html/sites At sites you should see /sites/all && at least sites/default depending on our your setup.

You can use sftp or ftp t upload your files & directories.

Drupal works best when up to-date...

Jooblay.net’s picture

Oh, also check your spam filter and spam directory on your email account:)

oadaeh’s picture

Issue summary: View changes
Status: Active » Closed (outdated)

I'm closing this, as there has been no reply from the OP, and it is quite old.

David_Rothstein’s picture

Since this involves a Yahoo account, I think it's likely caused by #111702: Set fixed "from:" and add "Reply-to:" to comply with DMARC.