7 Oct
2020
7 Oct
'20
7:21 p.m.
On Wednesday 07 October 2020 08:22:17 Michael via tde-users wrote:
On Wednesday 07 October 2020 09:56:59 am Slávek Banko
via tde-users wrote:
Yes, I must admit, I don't envy the person(s) who get that job. Along with
managing the glut of technical sludge, of course, Slavek and anybody else
must have a lot of soft skills, so that we can all get along.
;-)
Myself, I was sort of waiting until the old list expired until I worried about
all the duplicates.
I used to send myself a bcc for emails, just to be sure that mail was going in
and out. But even after I tried to stop doing that for the TDE list, I still
get about 4 emails now for every 1 that I send out. When the old list
expires, that will be cut in half, I hope.
Bill
Dne st 7. října 2020 Michael via tde-users
napsal(a):
Ah, cool. Thanks!
Mailing lists have to be a pain... PS2: Slávek do you know why Bill's (and
probably a few others') email
address gets included as a CC: when replying [Kmail >> R]? And yet
most other people (yours in fact) doesn't. Nothing critical, just
annoying to always need to check and delete the extraneous addresses.
Here, it depends on whether the sender has an SPF set for his domain and
/ or whether the message contains a DKIM signature valid for the sender's
domain. To prevent rejection of the post due to SPF violation or due to
violation of the DKIM signature, "DMARC mitigation" is performed, where
the address of the original sender is moved to CC: and the address of the
mailing list is used for the sender.
However, whether the original sender's address will be automatically
added to the To: when replying depends on whether the original sender has
his address explicitly listed as the Reply-To: header.