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Thank you Mark, this is really very helpful. I am going to work on the details. It would be breat, if there were a way to set some of this options as default, like DMARC mitigation is default to no, I changed it to unconditionally and replace From to with list address and got good results, but the default is no. How may I changed the default, do that the list owner/creator does not need to update these fields.
Thanks Mohsen
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On 4/30/20 9:25 AM, Mohsen Masoudfar wrote:
Hi,
This seems to be a very basic question and/or issue, but I could not find a reliable for it:
Assume a list member with the email address like (just as an example) joe.student@university.edu sends an email to a list, Mailman gets the email, processes it and would try to send that email to all members with a sender field as: 'joe.student@university.edu'. plus listname@listserver.TLD
Are you referring to the envelope sender or to the From: header?
The envelope sender will be listname-bounces@listserver.TLD or if VERP is enabled, listname-bounces+recipient=recipient.domain@listserver.TLD.
The From: header will be unchanged from the incoming message. If yo want the From: to be the list, you can apply DMARC "Replace From with list address" unconditionally and the From: will look like
From: joe.student via listname <listname@listserver.TLD>
...
I found some solution:
- Asking the members to add their email to the signature
- manipulating the from field and add the name of the sender as a comment, not that easy, needs some Python code
- manipulating the from files and replacing the @ with something else, not that easy, needs some Python code
- . . .
The DMARC mitigations will do these thing for you.
More important: None of these would allow a simple click on the reply bottom to send the email to the original sender.
And they will add the poster's original From: address to Reply-To:
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