We are using your smtprelay software and have recently run into a challenge with certain servers that block the connection based on the User-Agent header. We've identified that the connection is being blocked because the recipient server doesn't recognize or accept the default user-agent our software is sending.
To overcome this limitation, we'd like to request a feature where we can customize the User-Agent header in smtprelay to simulate being another email client, thus improving our email deliverability.
For instance, we'd like to set our user-agent to mimic Thunderbird:
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:91.0) Gecko/20100101 Thunderbird/91.8.0
Being able to modify the User-Agent would provide us (and potentially other users of your software) with more flexibility and better deliverability when dealing with servers that have stringent rules on client identification.
We appreciate your consideration of this feature request and look forward to any feedback or updates.
Hello,
We are using your
smtprelay
software and have recently run into a challenge with certain servers that block the connection based on theUser-Agent
header. We've identified that the connection is being blocked because the recipient server doesn't recognize or accept the default user-agent our software is sending.To overcome this limitation, we'd like to request a feature where we can customize the
User-Agent
header insmtprelay
to simulate being another email client, thus improving our email deliverability.For instance, we'd like to set our user-agent to mimic Thunderbird:
Being able to modify the
User-Agent
would provide us (and potentially other users of your software) with more flexibility and better deliverability when dealing with servers that have stringent rules on client identification.We appreciate your consideration of this feature request and look forward to any feedback or updates.
Best regards!