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Jim, This will be a simplistic explanation of what Spamhaus is, but I was told it's a bot type program designed to look for Spammers. It looks for large amounts of emails sent by an entity, and some

Patty, Thanks for the good advice. Janice B New Statler Siblings

Michael, ? Ok, that's simple linkification then. I'm just surprised that an email interface would do it in the Subject text, but I suppose someone found it handy. It would most likely be whatever

Received from dgrass1@... at 11/13/2018 12:30 AM UTC: The Groups.io mail server is NOT listed by Spamhaus, so the above error message is "interesting" to say the least. Perhaps Cox downloaded a

The problem according to a level 2 tech at cox.net is I am black listed by Spamhaus.east.cox.net, and they are going to hand this problem over to their engineers, and thought they might be able to

Received from Shal Farley at 11/12/2018 07:49 AM UTC: Shal, There's no telling what nonstandard nonsense Apple and Microsoft are up to these days. ;-) But seriously, I think the fix is easy... change

Received from Patty Sliney via Groups.Io at 11/12/2018 02:26 PM UTC: If I had this happen to a list OWNER or MODERATOR I would (in addition to all your other good and sensible actions) IMMEDIATELY

Waiting for the transfer agent to accept the invitation is the longest step in the process. Sending additional invitations in an attempt to hurry things up seems to have the opposite effect.? To

BTW, on /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Transfer-from-Yahoo-Groups I'm at step 2 and yes, I did invite the transfer agent to the Yahoo group. And the transfer does show as in progress at

/edittransfer - it's been over a week since I tried a transfer for Muir63. Just did it again. I get "Make sure you have sent an invite to your group for the user [email protected].

To resolve bounces: 1 go to member's page and view the email delivery history bounce error messages. 2 communicate those errors to tech support at the member's email service provider AS THEY ARE THE

Janice, very unlikely your group was hacked. Much more likely your list member's email was either spoofed, or possibly her email account password was hacked. When I have this happen on my list, I

no, there is no way to do this, this could cause a security risk if it was allowed, this is why i like members to do this. Sent: Sunday, November 11, 2018 8:34 PM To: [email protected]

Yes, Apple’s Mail application did lenkify it and address an email to [email protected] but not from the email address it was sent to, rather my most frequently used email address Both the

Michael, As I said, I believe you. That's a bit more mysterious, because Subject text can't include a link. If your email interface linkified it, it could only be as a reply to the group - it wouldn't

Cathy, That's odd. It should appear in the Membership tab of the Y!group's Activity log as: /Invited to join by [moderator] via web/. The transfer agent won't show up in the Y!group's Manage Members

Shal, I just re-verified that Invitations do behave as I have described, with both the Invitation for one of my groups I already accepted, and for another of my groups that I have not yet accepted.

Thank you for your thoughts, Shal! OK, but what is an email integration? I couldn't find any help about it in either the help section or the GMF wiki, either. Hmm. I think one could create an

If the transfer is not set up in groups.io *before* the invitation is sent, the agent will never accept it. And as you know from previous transfers, accepting the invitation is the longest wait in the

Janice, If that message was posted to the members, and it actually had an attachment, post to the group advising them to delete it without opening the attachment - it is likely to be malware. If that