Mail sent to a Google Enterprise email account for a domain, sent from that domain, does not seem to get delivered.

For example, the Google account would be set up to handle email for the 'example.com' domain, and the email message in question would be sent from 'web.example.com' by a script, and would never be received. I suspect the culprit is Gmail's duplicate prevention, intended to allow mail you send to yourself to show only once in the mail display.

Has anyone dealt with this problem, and how did you work around it?

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Is this script of yours sending the mail through smtp? Are you sure you have it setup to use the right ports? – gekkz Oct 25 '09 at 16:11
Yes, the script is sending mail via smtp and google's smtp server. It works fine when sent to any other domain. In fact, if I send to a non-existant 'example.com' address, I do get the bounce message delivered to a 'webmaster@example.com' address. The mail is getting out, it is just not revealed on arrival by google mail. – user20760 Oct 27 '09 at 16:50
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