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David, Seems to me that you are acting as a message relay for your announcement-only group.? So you get an email from some other organization and then post it to your group - but you don't want any

Jeff, DKIM is an authentication technology (digital signature), so I would expect that setting it up in your email provider would affect the messages you send TO Groups.io, not the messages you

This should be sent to support so Mark can investigate.

Received from Shal Farley at 7/9/2018 07:33 AM UTC: I don't know if there may be some combinations of settings that prevents this from working, but it has worked for all my old Y! groups for many

David, Indeed. I didn't catch that. I haven't worked with announcement groups (or at least not recently enough to remember) in either Y!Groups or Groups.io, and didn't anticipate that it would make a

My personal email domain is being hosted by Zoho.com.? I set up the DKIM records as they show.? For over a year it has been working just fine.? Around the end of May all emails from groups.io

If it's empty, then you either have no transfers pending, or you are logged in under a different email address than you used when you tried this the last time. Is that a possibility? Bruce? -- The

They do say you learn something new every day, so you have. :-) I have been using this for years in Yahoo, and it is extremely useful for saving the admin from having to forward lots of replies to

David, I belatedly realized there's another interpretation of "where I send out". Do /you/ send these messages to the group's posting address from your email address (or on the web using your Yahoo

David, I thought I knew Y!Groups inside and out, but this is a new one on me. Unless you mean you were able to put that header field in the body of a message and have it work. Which would still

I know, I clicked on it, but it's still empty. Heijo

I have a couple of announcement groups where I send out messages from other organisations. I want replies to go directly to the other organisation, not to me as the sender. I do not want to have to

I see your point. ? But if he named the IO group the same as the Yahoo group they may move there and a whole step could be skipped. ? He could also start over to get new members?- and advertise his

Jim, Then strictly-speaking it isn't the owner's permission you need, it is that of the individual who uploaded each desired file. Which of course in some (many?, most?, all?) cases may be the same

Ilene, I was thinking that he said he couldn’t even send a msg to the yahoo group. Therefore, most members on the group might be hesitant about moving with a “stranger” to a place they aren’t

Bob, Yahoo didn't start that until mid 2014, but it is a fair point - I forgot about that. Still, it doesn't help Jim P. unless he was keeping an email collection of message posts, which for some

Why even bother opening up a new group at Yahoo. Skip that step and just open up a new IO group and invite the members there. Ilene

Yes,? that is the group I created since I could not even post to the yahoo group and could not get moderator or owner's attention.

As I have already said,? I have done that.? I have a new group with similar name on groups.io.? I had one member post to the yahoo group asking for users still interested to join the new group.? I

Great work Hope it results in a reconnection for the fellow searching. Ellen Sent: Sunday, July 8, 2018 5:55 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [GMF] Can I transfer a Yahoo Group I don't