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[snowkiterdude]

@boen_robot

If you really need to add custom headers, you could either:

1. Make an HTTP request to a PHP file using “/tool fetch”. You can pass all needed variables into the URL. Once in PHP, you can add any additional headers you want, and send the mail from PHP.
2. Instead of sending the email to your email’s real SMTP server, send it to another SMTP server, which you’d configure to forward the message to the real SMTP server, after adding additional headers to it. If you have control over the “real” SMTP server, you could directly configure it instead (just make sure to apply the rule only if the SMTP connection is from the router; you probably don’t want to add those same headers to all emails).

Awesome thanks for the reply. I should be able to do everything I need in PHP .