Forward Emails Blocked

[kez]

Hi there!

Is there any way to work around this issue I have?

1. Website contact form is completed and sent to info@website.com from customer@gmail.com
2. cPanel has a forwarder set for info@website.com -> websiteowner1@website1.com + websiteowner2@website2.com
3. cPanel delivers contact email to info@website.com from customer@gmail.com locally (No MX) OK
4. cPanel smarthosts the forwarded emails to PMG Server for external mail
5. PMG Server blocks the forward from customer@gmail.com as outgoing spam to websiteowner1@website1.com + websiteowner2@website2.com

Is there perhaps a rule I could add for this? I'm seeing lots of legit mail from freemail like Gmail into domains with us, then being forwarded and blocked.

Thanks.

 

[Remarkable-Guille]

Your customer shouldn't use customer@gmail.com as the sender in a contact form, they should use a local address, customer@example.com, and you won't have problems.

Forwards won't work well since SPF unless you use SRS

 

[proxnoci]

So i get from this ProxMox Mail gateway doesn't support SRS...
Pity.. I have a use case where SRS is needed.

Also DMARC isn't mentioned a lot.
Are there plans for support?

 

[kez]

So i get from this ProxMox Mail gateway doesn't support SRS...
Pity.. I have a use case where SRS is needed.

Also DMARC isn't mentioned a lot.
Are there plans for support?

You can enable SRS on the source sending email server.

 

[proxnoci]

It's an external server, (i don't control gmail servers) so i now have to configure an internal mailserver, with SRS and then forward the mail...
In stead of forwarding the mail for some domain. (and i cannot control the destination either).