OT: Wireless Routers and Access Points

[Ryan Petris]

When sending via the mailing list, the apparent sending IP address is different since it's forwarded via the mailing list. Additionally, the DKIM signature is invalid due to the footer added to the body.

If configured correctly, when DMARC is enabled on the sending domain, the mailing list should substitute the from address with the mailing list address and set the reply-to address with the address of the sender. Mailman has a setting for this but I'm guessing it's not enabled for this list...

On March 31, 2020 7:53:49 PM MST, "Nathan (PLUGAZ)" <plugaz at codezilla.xyz> wrote:
>This genuinely confuses me. I have used every dmarc/dkim test out there
>that I can find, without paying money, and every one of them I pass.
>When I send email to my gmail account it passes. 
>
>But when I send email to this group, I get half a dozen failures and
>complaints... what gives? 
>
>PS google dislikes your email,  
>"Be careful with this message 
>Gmail could not verify that it actually came from codezilla.xyz [1].
>Avoid clicking links, downloading attachments, or replying with
>personal
>information." 
>
>Links:
>------
>[1] http://codezilla.xyz

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