Re: DMARC Wrapping.

2018-09-11 Thread J. Tallman
Daniel, I think that now would be an appropriate time to thank you for the Sundial Mailing List, and for the wide-ranging resources page that you also keep online. I don't know how long you have maintained the SML, but I know that I have been a member of it since the 1990s, and it has been a

Re: DMARC Wrapping.

2018-09-11 Thread Thibaud Taudin Chabot
Daniel, I think you are right. I did a quick check and see that a "DMARC message" is sent from a different email address then what is on the list. A check by the persons concerned would be helpfull for all subscribers. Thibaud At 11:45 11-9-2018, Daniel Roth wrote: Dear All, As the list

Re: DMARC Wrapping.

2018-09-11 Thread Daniel Roth
Dear All, As the list administrator I'm writing to you that the DMARC topic is annoying a lot of mailing list users. Some explanations are given here: https://wiki.list.org/DEV/DMARC This sundial mailing list is currently hosted by a Mailman version 2.1.29 installation (I have no influence on

Re: DMARC Wrapping.

2018-09-10 Thread David Patte
Is it really necessary to throw in your political right wing spin when answering a simple question? On 2018-09-10 23:31, Roger wrote: Perhaps it is the nanny state insisting on things that restrict freedom  “for your protection”. ---

RE: DMARC Wrapping.

2018-09-10 Thread Roger
We are all frustrated by the overhead on these DMARC wrapped messages. The emails generally contain valuable information like Kevin Karney’s link. Why are these massages “not DMARC compliant?” Generally because the sender has changed their email address. Perhaps they contain hypertext. Perhaps