The "contact module" in Drupal will use the "from" address entered in by visitors, and this might cause some SMTP servers to complain.
I would suggest a checkbox in the SMTP Authentication Support settings that would allow users to always override the "from" address. Then, you could allow the user to create a message that would be prepended to the outgoing email message. This could also have "token" support.
This way all outgoing email could be setup to look like this:
From: noreply@mywebsite.com
To: recipient@recipientaddress.com
Message:
Do not reply to this email. This is an automated message delivery system.
From: user-supplied-from-address@example.com
(Actual message follows.)
I would be willing to write the patch for this, if anyone is interested.
Comments
Comment #1
rhylos commentedI think this would def be needed especially for sites hosted on Site5. A backport to 5 would be useful as well.
Comment #2
wundo commentedClosing very old (dead) issues, if you think this is still relevant please re-open.