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Multisotre: Mail send from backend(change status, comments) are send with bad domain #49
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@dezzer ... Is it possible for you to disable this module, then follow the same step in core magetno and let me know if core magento behave differently? |
@dezzer ... in store -> config, did you enter two different email credential for both store (for domain1.com and domain2.com)? |
@srenon in store -> config > system>Gmail/google apps Pro for each domain i have different credential. |
@srenon the same situation without gmailsmtpapp. |
@dezzer ... did you check https://github.com/magento/magento2/issues to see if this issue is reported |
@srenon i found similar problem magento/magento2#8117 (comment) i use "temporary" patch: magento/magento2#8117 (comment) and its work but with disabled gmailsmtpapp with enabled mail are not sending. |
@dezzer ... I don't think that code should affect this module, after enabling did you run |
@srenon yes i did. When i go to order and fill "Comment" form and check "Notify Customer by Email" then i get error "incorrect envelope address" |
Does the frontend still work? You can debug by checking the values below
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@srenon before debug i check frontend ,and its work. |
Hi, I'm facing the same issue. |
@QuentinHK ... I will look into this shortly |
@QuentinHK Unfortunately not, sorry for delay in my answer. |
I'm going to close this since they are multiple issues open for the same problem ... |
Hello,
We have setup Magento2 with Multistore on two saperate domains with gmailsmtpapp.
If client make order from domain1.com then mail came from domain1.com ( this behavior is OK.)
But if Administrator log to backend http://domain2.com/admin/ and navigate to orders and change somthing in customer order from domain1.com then client get mail from domain2.com(witch administrator is logged) ( this behavior is bad).
I think sending e-mail to customer from backends should be independend on domain where administrator is log in. Customer should get mail from domain1.com where he make order.
What do you think about this?
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