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Re: Groups.io - secure connection
Margaret, I am no expert but the site does use SSL.?
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Re: Address format not restored by deleting subgroup
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Michael,
I would consider subgroups if:To elaborate on my answer to Sarah, putting the subgroup names in the user field of the address was originally how it was done. One of the disadvantages is that the email commands already live in that space. So you end up with constructs like: [email protected] Which was thought to be rather ugly. I had forgotten this, but for a while both formats existed at once: The subdomain format, [email protected], also fit with Marks plans with regard to Enterprise groups and their ability to use custom domain names for their groups. Those can be addressed as ExampleSub@...; so consistency was another argument for using the subdomain format with non-Enterprise groups (or enterprise groups that don't have their own domain). You are free, of course, to bring this up in beta - just be aware that it is not a new topic and you'll likely need to address the comments and reasons already discussed there. Shal ? -- Help: /static/help More Help: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Even More Help: Search button at the top of Messages list |
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Re: Address format not restored by deleting subgroup
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Sarah,
This was discussed extensively on the beta group when subgroups were first being implemented. Specifically including variations such as those Michael suggests.I don't think you'll find much enthusiasm for changing it now. Search beta for "subgroup" and "subdomain", maybe also "addressing" to find those threads. Shal -- Help: /static/help More Help: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Even More Help: Search button at the top of Messages list |
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Re: Address format not restored by deleting subgroup
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¿ªÔÆÌåÓýWhy not email this to the support address or discuss it on the beta group. I like the idea. I did change my mail address for my lists, but yeah I like yoru idea as well. On 19 Dec 2018, at 19:31, Michael Pavan wrote:
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Re: TLS errors delivering mails to @pp.inet.fi destinations
Groups.io supports TLS 1.2 as noted in ? It would seem to me that the ISP cipher is the source of the problem.
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Re: TLS errors delivering mails to @pp.inet.fi destinations
Erik,
I have not been able to pinpoint this myself but seek for assistanceYour best source of information is the member's Subscription page (click on their row in the group's Members list). There's an Email Delivery History tab which should show you information about successful and unsuccessful deliveries, and in particular the status response from recently rejected messages. In most cases it will be up to the member to report that response to their email service provider to find out why the message(s) from Groups.io were rejected, and how to correct the problem. In a case of a pattern of rejection by a given email service you might also report the problem to [email protected] Generally speaking Groups.io won't be able to directly solve the problem but they may attempt to contact the service's technical contacts to resolve the issue. Shal -- Help: /static/help More Help: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Even More Help: Search button at the top of Messages list |
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Address format not restored by deleting subgroup
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I added a subgroup to my groups.io account and didn't realize that would cause me to lose my [email protected] email address. It automatically converted to main@[email protected]. In my opinion, the latter is far too long and I'd like to revert my group back to the original.Yes, it is not lost - however it is now an alias, as the ¡®official¡¯ email address of your group has changed to a less intuitive one. Why does Groups.io screw-up a sensible email address to create confusion and an odd email address??? This is why I do not permit Subgroups in any of my Groups. I would consider subgroups if: -the official email address remained unchanged <[email protected]> -subgroups were the intuitive <[email protected]> or even <[email protected]> |
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Re: Address format not restored by deleting subgroup
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Luke,
I edited your Subject text for clarity. I added a subgroup to my account ... ?
Actually, to one of your groups.
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and didn't realize that would cause me to lose my?[email protected]?email address. ?
As Duane mentioned, that address should continue to work inbound to your primary group, but yes messages from your primary and subgroup(s) would now have the new subdomain style address.
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I deleted the subgroup, but still cannot revert back to the original email address for the group. ?
I'm feeling a bit of whiplash, I thought the outbound messages of the primary group would revert to the original format (whereas previous to Mark's comment cited below I thought it wouldn't).
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I don't recommend going through a rename and delete process, I would expect that to cause much more trouble than it is worth.
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Re: I thought as moderators we'd have an "Add a member" feature here at groups.io?
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýIf you mean direct add, you need to py for 1 month of premium, at least I think you do, then you can upload ia csv or what not. I do mine via txt. Take care On 18 Dec 2018, at 17:18, Alex wrote:
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Re: Address format not restored by deleting subgroup
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On Wed, Dec 19, 2018 at 02:17 PM, Luke Sherman wrote:
lose my?[email protected]?email addressIt isn't really lost and will work fine for sending to the main group.? To the best of my knowledge, the only way to revert would be to create a new group, change the name of the old group to a placeholder, change the name of the new group to the old one, then delete the old group.? The intermediate step is important because if you just delete a group, the name isn't available for some length of time.? There may also be snags, such as moving files or photos that exist in the original group though. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Search button at the top of Messages list A few site FAQs: /static/pricing#frequently-asked-questions |
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