How to check Mandrill custom domain without email client?

Question

Background

I am using Mandrill as sending an SMTP mail server. After setting up MX in my domain DNS, I can send messages through Mandrill.

However, when reading email from a Gmail client, the "on behalf of" line is always displayed. I understand that this signature can be removed by setting DKIM and SPF Settings, and I did this on the Mandrill firewall.

Problem

Here's the funny part: Mandrill requires you to have a “verified domain” by sending you an email to this user domain. However, I did not have a back-end application for receiving Mandrill's “incoming email”. Since there is no other email client provided by Mandrill, how can I check the sending domain?

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References

• Why am I seeing additional information next to the sender’s name? (from Google)
• How to get rid of the "On behalf" message, which is displayed for some recipients? (Mandrill)

Answer 1

I had the same problem before. I had a web application running on a server. So I set up my inbox for mandrill by adding some MX records and then creating a route for the same domain for a random address that points to one of the endpoints POSTin my web application.

, - , POST , . Mandrill URL- . , , URL- , .

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Answer 2

, Melyssa Griffin Google Suite @mycompany.com. , DNS . 30 , .

Answer 3

. , requestb.in.

• MX Mandrill
• RequestBin https://requestb.in
• , . [e-mail]( ), RequestBin, . https://requestb.in/wwxxyyzz
• " " Mandrill
• RequestBin, . https://requestb.in/wwxxyyzz?inspect
• find the confirmation link (you may need to remove the backslash) in the raw email and paste it into the browser to complete the process

https://blog.ashfame.com/2016/11/verify-sending-domain-mandrill-email-hosting/