Hi,
Just looking into this in more detail:
Return-path:<bounce+123194+7+8112995+12921...@groups.io>
So yea, that's VERP based.
From: "Joshua Colp via groups.io"<jcolp=sangoma....@groups.io>
And that's a very basic form of SRS ...
And these headers are present too:
List-Subscribe:<mailto:asterisk-dev+subscr...@groups.io>
List-Help:<mailto:asterisk-dev+h...@groups.io>
Sender:asterisk-...@groups.io
List-Id: <asterisk-dev.groups.io>
So yea ... for filtering properly you need to handle groups.io specially. It's
a pain but perfectly do-able.
Kind regards,
Jaco
On 2024/01/04 14:34, Joshua C. Colp wrote:
On Thu, Jan 4, 2024 at 8:28 AM Paul Kudla <p...@scom.ca> wrote:
ok
i will post examples if/when this happens then for better
clarificastion
unless groups.io <http://groups.io> is uniqe to asterisk ?
being an isp mailing lists / open systems are the first to get
hacked !
The groups.io <http://groups.io> platform is not unique to Asterisk,
there are numerous groups hosted on it. Directly adding members to
groups requires a paying plan, otherwise adding an email address
requires someone signing up themselves.
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