We have the following setup: company email (user@company.com) which is set up to forward emails to personal emails (user@personal.com). But when I register this company email (user@company.com) as a user for Jira/Confluence, User will not receive the invitation.
Is it solvable?
Hi Miroslav,
I've checked the domain associated with your Community account's email address to see if we know of any emails bouncing back from users in your Cloud instance. I didn't come up with anything, which boils down to two possibilities:
Cheers,
Daniel
Are you JIRA Admin? If yes can you try to send an email test from JIRA under admin console?
System -> Mail -> Outgoing Mail
Try "Send a Test Email"
Also if you can elaborate little bit on what you are trying to achieve.
Best,
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Hi @Tinker Fadoua, sure,
the point is, that when I'm trying to invite someone, whos emails are forwarded (from user@company.com to user@personal.com) and I'm not able to do that. Because he/she will not receive the invite.
If I send an email directly to user@company.com it's being forwarded to user@personal.com correctly. But the invitation is not being forwarded.
Outgoing emails are ok because I tried to invite the user under his user@personal.com and that's ok - but we don't want that.
Best regards,
M
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@miroslav-odstrcilikIt looks like the email forwarding is the issue. It doesn't occur automatically.
let me ask other champions for help.
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