Hi @all,
is there a simple way to proof, that a message and the attachment was
delivered to the recipient?
It would be much better if the recipient has to confirm, that the
message arrived and he has read it.
best
Maik
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Maik Nergert writes:
is there a simple way to proof, that a message and the attachment was
delivered to the recipient?
It would be much better if the recipient has to confirm, that the
message arrived and he has read it.
SMTP, by definition cannot do this. It cannot even guarantee delivery.
That said, there are specific implementations of email clients that can acknowledge delivery, and even being opened. However, that is very client dependent, and you cannot count on what client will be used to read the email.
Again, that said, if you can enforce the client chosen (like at work having a company mandate), then you might be able to include control tags in the email header produced that will cause that client to perform that feature.
/jeff
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