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Member reports that she could not RSVP for meeting because her email was not recognized.

To summarise: is there a row limit on databases, and is there a file number limit on files?

Hi Terri......
As I understand it, trying to send an email to a Member who is Bouncing will not work. ?The email address is not responding to the email that the Group.io is automatically sending to it so it probably won't respond to one that you send to the same address.

I have the same situation in one of my groups.....maybe 25 members bouncing. ?What I did was to copy all of the bouncing addresses into a message and send it to my whole group, Special Notice, asking if anyone knew any of those addresses to please let me know as they were all bouncing. ?Also, if you want to whole email address to show up in the Message, you need to replace the @ symbol with something like _AT_ otherwise Groups.io will truncate the address off and just leave the name.

HTH,
Chuck

Hello everyone

I'm investigating ways of making old mails available, and while forwarding old mails to the new group is one option, "redirect" seems to be a good alternative.

My mail program (Thunderbird) provides an option to "redirect", which forwards the message in such a way that it looks to the recipient as if the message came directly from the original author (except for a few clues).? There is an add-on in Thunderbird (Onno Ekker's Mail Redirect) that allows me to redirect multiple mails in a single motion.? This means that I can select e.g. 20 messages, right-click and select "redirect", and fill in my group's e-mail address, and hit Send.? However, to use the "redirect" option, the group must allow posts from non-subscribers, because these redirected mails are "from" the original authors.

In my tests (until today), all such redirected mails ended up in the IO group and were sent to subscribers of the group, but some mails broke (this may have been due to a mistake I made when editing the MBOX files manually).? Later today, while testing, redirection stopped working -- instead of using the original sender's address as the "from" address, GIO started using the "mail-from" address of the SMTP service in the?Authentication-Results header line -- and I can no longer approve such messages.? I hope this is temporary.

In IO's web view, these redirected messages are "from" their original authors, although if the author is not known to GIO, the author's e-mail address is munged (although it is visible if you "view source").? In the web view, these redirected messages' sent date is today's date (and you can't see the original sent date unless you look at it in "view source").? As usual, GIO does not add the subject line tag to mails in GIO's web view (although if the Yahoogroup mails had such a tag, it is obviously present in web view).

When such redirected mails are received by subscribers in their mail programs, things are more interesting: the sent date is the original sent date, and as a bonus, threading mostly still works!? The "to" address is the original recipient (i.e. the Yahoogroup), while the "reply-to" adress is the GIO group.? All e-mail addresses that were non-munged in the original mails are non-munged when received by subscribers in their mail programs.

In some cases, GIO rewrites the "from" address (e.g. foo@...?becomes "foo via Groups.Io" <foo@...>) but in other cases, GIO does not change the "from" address. I'm not sure why.? If the original mail was sent to more than one person (e.g. to both the Yahoogroup and to another person), the other person's mail address is also still in the "to" field.

Has anyone had any experience with redirection as a means to make old mails available?

Apart from the fact that one's SMTP service must allow a large number of mails to be sent, and that GIO might block the mails due to some flooding protection, this appears to be a nice method, especially if no-one has joined the group yet (so you can put all the old mails into the group first).

Samuel

I am looking a way to oblige candidate members to fill up and answer few questions before coming new members. Do you have a trick to do?.

GMF Wiki: (unofficial) Help for members (and would-be members) and group managers

In the welcoming message that new members get, it says you can post new topics by sending an email to <groupname>@groups.io.

Are these essentially synonymous? Any difference between the two?

When I upload photo to home page of my group it comes out really small.

Is it possible to recover an old database file that has been deleted?

I would like to hide this album.

Is this possible?

Duane, I have some experience in this. Here are the two messages. While you are correct that 4xy messages are temporary and should be retried and 5xy messages are permanent and should not be retried, more detail is available. The codes are defined in .