Hi all, I'm new to DMARC, with very, very tiny email needs. I was in monitor mode for a few weeks, with forwarders being my only problem. Last last week I turned on Quarantine policy.
Here is a report I just got from Yahoo (made pretty by http://www.dmarcian.com/dmarc-xml , thanks Tim!): MyDomain.COM - 4 msgs, 1 IP Other Servers - 1 group , 4 msgs, 1 IP, 0% auth'd 216.34.181.88 (lists.sourceforge.net), 4 msgs, 0% auth'd 4 msgs, disposition: Quarantine (spam folder) [none], DMARC-DKIM: fail (raw: neutral, d=lists.sourceforge.net), DMARC-SPF: fail(raw: pass, dom: lists.sourceforge.net) So, how should this noob read that? >From earlier emails off-list with Tim, "[none]" is Yahoo's override status. "[forwarded]" would have meant that Yahoo knew it was forwarded and thus would have handled it according to their policy on incoming forwarded mail. This report says override = [none], so it looks like Yahoo will not override and thus send it to Spam folders. Or something like that. Is it safe to interpret it that Yahoo put my email in the Spam folders of the Yahoo users on the sf.net mailing list to which I sent my message? If so, am I correct to I understand that there is little I can do about it? Does that report indicate that SourceForge is using neither DKIM nor SPF? Thanks! Pete _______________________________________________ dmarc-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://www.dmarc.org/mailman/listinfo/dmarc-discuss NOTE: Participating in this list means you agree to the DMARC Note Well terms (http://www.dmarc.org/note_well.html)
