On Apr 8, 2014, at 1:40 PM, Rolf E. Sonneveld <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 04/08/2014 06:06 PM, Al Iverson wrote: >> With feedback from Franck Martin and Sam Silberman, I modified my >> mailing list manager to rewrite the from address to be the list >> address, if the user posting is from a domain with a restrictive DMARC >> policy setting. It seems to be working well, so I've rolled it out to >> the production version that I use for my active lists. Probably took >> 2-3 hours total to work through a couple different iterations to come >> to that end. >> >> I decided I didn't want to cause my subscribers pain since there was a >> way for me to just deal with it on the back end. > > You may have solved the problem for some of your subscribers, but > simultaneously have introduced a new problem for all subscribers: MS Exchange > (and I'm sure there are other mail servers doing this as well) send out of > office replies to the header From address... [1] So you can wait for > complaints about out of office messages being sent to your lists. > It is not like mailing lists have not addressed this problem before. I remember a time when were plagued by such messages. I believe they can detect such emails and suppress them or place them in the “require approval” bin...
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