Re: [Mailman-Users] Google mail servers reply "Multiple destination domains per transaction is unsupported "

Joseph Brennan writes: > "Stephen J. Turnbull" wrote: > > > I bet they think it's an anti-spam measure. None of the big services > > likes to talk much about that. > > That's what frontline helpdesk told me, but no one could explain how > it reduces spam. Rich man's graylisting, is my g

Re: [Mailman-Users] Digest members continue to receive individual posts

Jeff White wrote: >On 2.1.14 I have a list where multiple mebers are in digest mode but >continue to get individual posts. Do they also get digests? Do the individual messages even come from Mailman? I.e. are they perhaps direct Ccs of replies to their own posts? The headers of the individual

[Mailman-Users] Digest members continue to receive individual posts

On 2.1.14 I have a list where multiple mebers are in digest mode but continue to get individual posts. I tried creating a new digest volume, setting the member to normal mode then back to digest, and removing then re-adding members. No change, the problem continues. No other lists have this p

Re: [Mailman-Users] Google mail servers reply "Multiple destination domains per transaction is unsupported "

"Stephen J. Turnbull" wrote: I bet they think it's an anti-spam measure. None of the big services likes to talk much about that. That's what frontline helpdesk told me, but no one could explain how it reduces spam. It beats me why, say, 6 recipients at one domain is less spammy than 6 recip

Re: [Mailman-Users] Google mail servers reply "Multiple destination domains per transaction is unsupported "

Mark Sapiro wrote: I am curious. As a Google Apps for Edu customer using Google servers to relay outgoing mail, do you see the From: header and envelope sender rewriting I report at ? The Mailman host uses localhost a