Closed PaoloC68 closed 10 years ago
Looks like Mandrill relaxed their header requirements. (They used to silently fail the send with other headers, which is why Djrill enforced the restrictions locally.)
Thanks for pointing this out. I'll remove the restriction.
As stated in your documentation about headers:
Headers
Djrill accepts additional headers, but only Reply-To and X- (since that is all that Mandrill accepts). Any other extra headers will raise NotSupportedByMandrillError when you attempt to send the message.
But looking at the mandrill documentation here it looks that most of the headers are accepted:
Maybe they changed this and Djrill should be actualized? I have been sending off emails using this headers with no problems for example: