gabeyoder

So far from the developer…
It’s not actually a bug of the HTTP Mailer. It’s a feature (or limitation ?? ) of our HTTP API endpoint. We can’t set ReplyTo to transmission. Here is what’s written in the API Doc

JSON dictionary containing headers other than “Subject”, “From”, “To”, and “Reply-To”

I’m using Contact Form 7
Here’s a screenshot
https://www.dropbox.com/s/4azi9bsok6zopod/Capture.JPG?dl=0

my mail for my site runs through your plugin.

When I receive the contact mail and reply, it’s doesn’t use the [your-email] address – it uses the from, which is basically me. So I end up replying to myself.

using HTTP

https://www.dropbox.com/s/4azi9bsok6zopod/Capture.JPG?dl=0

here is a screenshot of the other plugin’s setup. This worked prior to me moving over.

doing some further research on my end, it looks as though the issue is with Sparkpost. I’m not seeing the Reply-To header at all. It’s being stripped and replaced with the From:

I’ve open up a support post with them on this also.

I’ll post back when I figure it out.

Thanks..!!

Everything works great so far – except for the Reply-To: header being stripped off.

Their website interface is nice and very easy to use. Overall – I’m happy.

following – I am having the same issue with Contact Form 7. it was working till I changed over to Sparkpost. Reply-To: is not coming through to me…so my From: ends up being myself.

How do we correct this?

Thanks

And on a good note – everything is working great..!!

LOL oh sorry. I use MailBird on Windows 10.

I host my own solution and am running mail through Sparkpost.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/4azi9bsok6zopod/Capture.JPG?dl=0

My From field in the form is this
[your-name] <[email protected]>

and that’s what is replies to..even though I have this in the Additional Headers

Reply-To: [your-email]

I changed it to what you suggested and same result.

Let me add that this worked up to about a week ago. I’ve been using the same form this whole time.

Resolved

Latest update to 2.0 now works..!! Thank you so much guys for making a great product..!!

Here are the results of your nc command..
220 2.0.0 smtp.sparkpostmail.com ESMTP ecelerity 4.2.14.53092 r(Core:4.2.14.0) Fri, 04 Mar 2016 01:39:22 +0000

$ sudo firewall-cmd –zone=public –add-port=587/tcp –permanent
$ sudo firewall-cmd –reload

This is how I added it.
What is nc? I don’t think I have it installed. I will look into that.

This is the list
nterfaces: ens32 ens33
ources:
ervices: dhcpv6-client ftp http https ssh
orts: 21/tcp 587/tcp
asquerade: no
orward-ports:
cmp-blocks:
ich rules:

I allowed TCP 587 in my firewall and still same error. also I can’t get the “nc” in that command to run.