29 Oct
2024
29 Oct
'24
9:55 a.m.
(Offlist)
I’ve observed it happening for years, I thought I messaged you years ago —
but it might be someone else and I never fired off that email :)
(You’re one of exactly two people on two different mailing lists that I do
know had a correct, safe setup broken by mailing lists, and I had to dig
your emails out of Spam on my custom domain Gmail. Still doesn’t make them
appear in my main Gmail, since I’d have to do an IMAP copy, but eh.)
Thanks for looking at it!
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On Tue 29 Oct 2024 at 15:37, Goffi <goffi(a)goffi.org> wrote:
Le mardi 29 octobre 2024, 10:22:34 heure normale
d’Europe centrale Dave
Cridland a écrit :
You could also change your DKIM/DMARC stuff to
only soft-fail, I believe,
since it's currently a hard fail and this would explain why some mail
providers drop the message entirely, rather than "only" redirecting it to
Spam.
It seems that updating my DMARC policy from `reject` to `none` did the
trick, thanks a lot for the suggestion!
And thanks to Schimon for raising the issue, and other replies.
Best,
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