Appointments: eMail Sender/'From' Field is misleading - should use 'Reply to'

[bentuna]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

Currently, there are four different e-mails sent from the server:

1. verification of the booker e-mail address
2. confirmation of the booking to the booker
3. confirmation of the booking to the organizer
4. cancelation / date change to the booker

All three e-mails have the problem that the sender/From: field is misleading, because the name of a person is combined with the e-mail address of the server:

1. From: Organizer Name <[email protected]>
2. From: Organizer Name <[email protected]>
3. From: Booker Name <[email protected]>
4. Form: Organizer Name via Nextcloud instance Name <[email protected]>

This causes problems like

• server address getting flagged as spam
• replies that end up going to the noreply address of the server or
• false address association inside mail clients. For example my Apple Mail suggests me now to wite e-mails to a client (that once used the appointment booking) via [email protected].

Describe the solution you'd like

We should use the name of the Nextcloud instance in the From: field and add a Reply to: field with the name and matching e-mail address of the person:

1. From: Nextcloud Instance Name <[email protected]>, Reply to: Organizer Name <[email protected]>
2. From: Nextcloud Instance Name <[email protected]>, Reply to: Organizer Name <[email protected]>
3. From: Nextcloud Instance Name <[email protected]>, Reply to: Booker Name <[email protected]>
4. From: Nextcloud Instance Name <[email protected]>, Reply to: Organizer Name <[email protected]>

Describe alternatives you've considered

No response

Additional context

We should then also remove the sentence in the bottom of the e-mails, saying Please don't anser to this e-mail.

[ChristophWurst]

I'd say Organizer via Nextcloud instance name and Booker via Nextcloud instance name and adjusting the reply-to is the best option while the email is sent through a system account.

@SebastianKrupinski also proposed the option to send the emails through Mail accounts with nextcloud/server#45383. It's nice too but I'd leave that for later.