Pavel Roslyy via ffmpeg-devel (HE12025-11-04): > The headers that are signed for DKIM can be configured. It is not > recommended, but if needed you can remove Subject from the list of > signed headers.
“Eh, Google, can I edit your DKIM settings to exclude the Subject header, so that we can add ‘[ffmpeg-devel]’ in it?” I doubt they will let us. > I had a similar situation at $dayjob where we wanted the From to have > the user's email but the mail to be sent from our server. The solution > I found was to include a Sender header after the From, in this case > it should probably be "Sender: [email protected]". This should > cause the SPF lookup to happen to ffmpeg.org instead of > their-domain.org. Note that if the From is already [email protected] > then > you should not add a Sender header, according to RFC 5322. Too bad, DMARC killed that loophole. Regards, -- Nicolas George _______________________________________________ ffmpeg-devel mailing list -- [email protected] To unsubscribe send an email to [email protected]
