This mailing list does it, and I thinks it works well.But if you want the pure
solution, you could go the rfc822 route, where you take a mail (where the
adress forw...@example.org expands to tar...@gmail.com) like:From:
sender@gmail.comTo: forward@example.orgSubject: HeyContent-Type:
text/plainHeyand encapsulate it on a new rfc822 container, so it looks like
this:From: forward@example.orgTo: target@gmail.comSubject: Fwd:
HeyContent-Type: message/rfc822From: sender@gmail.comTo:
forward@example.orgSubject: HeyContent-Type: text/plainHeyThis shouldn't break
anything since the original verbatim is kept, while DMARC authentication is
performed on the outer container.
-------- Originalmeddelande --------Från: John Levine via mailop
<mailop@mailop.org> Datum: 2023-03-23 02:38 (GMT+01:00) Till:
mailop@mailop.org Kopia: sebast...@sebbe.eu Ämne: Re: [mailop] Hotmail will
start rejecting messages that fail DMARC It appears that Sebastian Nielsen via
mailop <sebast...@sebbe.eu> said:>-=-=-=-=-=->-=-=-=-=-=->I think forwarders
and mailing lists should start rewriting From: instead to a adress for which
they are authorative,Oh, please, not the blame the victim argument again.See
archives of this list for many discussions about why that workaround makes
mailing lists work much, much
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