On 4/14/2014 10:06 PM, David F. Skoll wrote:
Specifically, here's a test from my Yahoo! account to an autism
mailing list. Even though smfi_chgfrom appears to have worked, when
the email is parsed by mailman, it does not appear to reflect the
changed sender. Any thoughts appreciated...
smfi_chgfrom only changes the envelope sender.  I think Mailman (and
possibly Yahoo?) might be looking at the From: header instead.
Thanks. I think I also need to exempt emails to -owner, etc. Need to look at that.
With regards to the MIMEDefang list, I don't plan on doing anything
special.  If Yahoo wants to break legitimate mailing lists for its
users, that's Yahoo's problem, not mine.  Luckily, I do not depend
on being able to reach Yahoo subscribers for my business to be viable,
so... meh.
The article might not be doing a good job of explaining the basic, real-world issue:

- Yahoo user sends email to list
- List resends email to all members
- All the various recipients that acknowledge p=reject reject the mail as forged
- You look like a spammer
- Recipient ISPs blacklist you
- Members on some lists (like mailman) are unsubscribed for reaching bounce thresholds


regards,
KAM
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