From: > From: bill.stokes@PROTECTED > I get the Yikes error message when clicking on the Sending, Options link. All other links work just fine. > > Does anyone know of a fix? Any information logged in the error log? That can be viewed via the log view (Plugins/Extensions: View Logs, select, "Error Logs") ...Continue Reading

I get the Yikes error message when clicking on the Sending, Options link.  All other links work just fine.   Does anyone know of a fix? I've got Pro version 10.7.2 installed. *Bill Stokes* * ...Continue Reading

From: > From: bob@PROTECTED Thanks so much for the reply. After posting this I did more research and saw the DMARC requirements. What was throwing me was my email client, Thunderbird. It replaces the tag output (from address) with the word "Me" or in some cases, "Bob" and does not show the full from address. I didn't realize this until I opened the same email in web based GMail and saw "bob@PROTECTED". So, it is working. Perhaps something to talk to the Thunderbird developers, about ...Continue Reading

Thanks so much for the reply. After posting this I did more research and saw the DMARC requirements. What was throwing me was my email client, Thunderbird. It  replaces the tag output (from address) with the word "Me" or in some cases, "Bob" and does not show the full from address. I didn't realize this until I opened the same email in web based GMail and saw "bob@PROTECTED". So, it is working. My only concern will be others experiencing the same thing with their email clients as I di ...Continue Reading

Interestingly, the template tags were stripped from my response.  Let's try that again... Look for "From: header phrase:". The default (which this list seems to use) is: < ! - - tmpl_var original_from_phrase default="Subscriber" - - > < ! - - tmpl_var subscriber.email - - > [< ! - - tmpl_var list_settings.list_name - - >] NOTE: You will need to remove the extra spaces from the template tags. I had to add them to prevent them from being stripped. Moshe --Moshe Katz-- ...Continue Reading

Bob, The "From" address cannot be the original sender's address because of DMARC. Many email providers will reject your mailing list emails if they contain the original sender's address in the "From" field. As you can see on this discussion list though, the sender's name and email address are shown in the "Name" portion of the "From" header. For example, your message says "From: Bob [W7REJ] bob@PROTECTED [Dada Mail Developers] <dadadev@PROTECTED>". That's ...Continue Reading

Hello, I have set up a discussion list for a group of emergency services ham radio volunteers. When I post an email to the list, the distributed copies have the list address in the from and to fields of the email. I know that replies work correctly but the fact that the sender's email does not appear in the from field is confusing some folks. Is there a way to make the distributed emails show the sender's address in the email? also, is there a way to show the recipient's email in the To: field for each recipient? If ...Continue Reading

From: Worked -----Original Message----- From: dadadev@PROTECTED [mailto:dadadev@PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, January 20, 2018 12:21 AM To: Dada Mail Developers Subscriber Subject: [dadadev] Test From: me@PROTECTED Test ...Continue Reading

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I use the bounce handler.  Your second thought is what I've thought myself.  The email address they signed up with was forwarded to an email address that is no longer in use.  Unfortunately, I can't figure out what one is still on the list that forwards to that email address.  Ugh!Warm Regards, Kelly Ling On 1/8/2018 3:31 AM, Niel Hirjee niel@PROTECTED [Dada Mail Developers] wrote:   From: niel@PROTECTED First things first: in your setup Kelly Ling, are bou ...Continue Reading