Incoming mail(verified by support) has a bug that when email is sent from an entity like mike@att.com and is signed by att.com, and we receive it at dean@mydomain.com, when the route gets applied, it also incorrectly swaps out the att.com with mydomain.com security key invalidating the email security. Gmail then throws this email in the spam folder.

outbound email works fine since it comes with a FROM address of mydomain.com and so when mailgun swaps in a signedby, it is 100% correct since it is the MX record for mydomain.com and the security is all setup.

Today is only possible to tag messages in the moment you send them, not being possible to tag existing messages and stored (inbound) messages.

Hello,
We are trying to send emoji characters such as

Looking at campaign reports for link performance there are URLs that appear as unique when it would be more helpful if they were grouped as a single URL for reporting purposes.

It would be nice to have some sort of grouping, filtering, searching or pattern matching system so that the following URLs would be counted as the same:

https://www.example.com/coolstuff?recipientid=123
https://www.example.com/coolstuff?recipientid=abc

...and these too:

https://www.example.com/unsubscribe/123
https://www.example.com/unsubscribe/abc

I want to see the contents of the email log, I find it convenient if viewing the contents of the email was sent
Thanks you

There's currently no direct way to assign recipient variables for batch sending using Node/Meteor. I'm using the sendRaw method, and I can assign other fields like "to" and "subject," of course, but I can't assign "Recipient-Variables."

I did some googling and found that other devs have the same issue. It can be done with other languages, but it's desperately needed for Node and Meteor.

For url based unsubscribes you can either do: all, mailing list, or tag. With email unsubscribes there is only an option for all. It would be nice to have mailing list and tag based unsubscribes (ex: %tagunsubscribeemail% and %mallinglistunsubscribe_email%).

Most of my emails are sent to users in Sweden. The geographic coverage is not very useful for me since it only shows statistics for countries.

I would like to see more details here. I would like to see an estimated city for the recipients. I know the data will not be 100% accurate but it is way better than nothing.

From the Logs, be able to have MailGun reprocess an existing message through a configured route. This would help debug messages that are posted to routes on incoming mail.

When parsing meeting requests with mailgun, the ical part comes back as a body-calendar property on the JSON. It would be nice to have mailgun accept the same parameter to construct a message containing a meeting invite

It would be really helpful if there were a way to specify webhooks at the message level as well as the domain level. (Perhaps the message-level webhook, if present, would override the domain-level webhook.)

I send some emails from one server, and some emails from another. It would be really nice to be able to have the postbacks go to the right place. I can emulate the functionality by querying Mailgun about each message at intervals, but that's awfully inelegant.

it should be easy to support "One-Click Actions" and "Go-to actions" and would be a really nice feature imo.

https://developers.google.com/gmail/markup/overview#gmail_actions

Please consider providing the timestamp, token and signature as http headers. Some frameworks such has JAX-RS provide the ability to validate an incoming request via interceptors. This is difficult to do with form data as it is processed later in the request.

Ideally this would be done similar to Twilio https://www.twilio.com/docs/security

Maybe an

X-Mailgun-Timestamp
X-Mailgun-Token
X-Mailgun-Signature

Based on this we could verify the request before actually decoding the form data.

Most Serial to Ethernet server devices use a POST method similar to the following:

Serial.println ("POST: http://domain.com HTTP/1.0");
Serial.println ("Host: domainhost");
Serial.println(Content-Length: xx");
Serial.println("");
Serial.println(Content);

I have used this method to post data to data logging web sites and would like to use the same method for emailing. Thanks.

Some gateways can track when a customer deletes an email. This is an important indication of the recipient's attitude towards the email received, especially for marketing emails, but also for other types.

Right now, Mailgun will send the exact same email to our customers if the message ID is different. Some of our customers have received more than 150 copies of the exact same email, each within seconds of the last, because the message ID# for each is different, even though the subject line and content of the email is identiical. There ought to be a way for Mailgun to notice when it is sending the same email to the same person over and over again.

Hello mailgunners,
wouldn't it be a nice possibility to receive inbound Emails via forwarding? We mostly cannot point to mailgun mailserver via MX record. But we could configure the Email addresses in question to be forwarded to some-cryptic-mailbox-name-dedicated-to-our-domain@inbound-or-whatever.mailgun.org.
Greetings from Germany,
Tobias Jamin

I'm happy to help and I'm glad you open sourced this library, but please let pull requests in and ship it to production :)

https://github.com/mailgun/talon/pull/23