John Levine writes:
> Have you tried any sort of reversible rewriting? On my lists, sending
> addresses in dmarc'ed domains get a local domain appended on the From:
> line, e.g. mail From: [email protected] ->
> [email protected].
[...]
> It's gross and disgusting, but no worse than any other dmarc
> workaround.
Three problems:
1. It confuses the h### out of naive users (typically those from
offending domains).
2. Some users from offending domains b#### loudly about having their
addresses "deprecated".
3. Mailman can't implement it anyway, because Mailman not only isn't
the only MTA on the block, it isn't an MTA at all.
I don't think we want to go there until it becomes clear there's a
clientele for it, and we can tell them what switches they need to
flick in their MTAs to get proper service.
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