开云体育

Not sure if this will help but months ago I saw a problem with a member of our group that also referenced i/o timeout.? The issue in that case was the member was having his gmail address subscribed

It might be best if you go through the new guide ( /helpcenter/gettingstarted ) to check all of your group settings.? You can also check the Owners Manual (

Hello, My name is Hank.? Briefly, I have two problems/questions. 1) I started the group some time ago to test and see how it worked.? I am getting ready to move members onto the group. Now because I

Hi all, This week's change log: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/25881 Feel free to reply to this topic if you'd like to comment on the changes. Or better yet, if you expect a lot of discussion

It is surprising how many folks don't know it is easy to enter many special characters that are not on the standard computer keyboard, using both Windows and Apple computers. ASCII is a 7-bit

Mark, I misremembered. It is also in effect for senders with p=quarantine. That make sense. For a day or so it also included p=none, but that was rolled back.

tommy0421, I mentioned that earlier. It would depend on the particular email interface used to view the message. Some might also have a problem with non-ASCII characters in the img src filename. Well,

Giving this a try. However after discovering that there is apparently no A or CNAME record pointing to the groups.io sending IP address, and after reviewing the groups.io SPF record, I decided to go

tommy0421, You did: /g/GroupManagersForum/message/33139 As Sharon alluded, spaces do not an en-dash make. In the email message hyphen, en-dash, em-dash, and other horizontal line

Shal, Thanks for trying to explain that and provide history. On Sat, Aug 8, 2020 at 03:07 PM, Shal Farley wrote [emphasis mine]: That's the first time I've heard that groups.io header rewriting only

Chuck, Is the IP address in the above Groups.io's outbound server, 66.175.222.12? If so it would seem that the receiving service is attempting to access Groups.io's SMTP server (port :25) and failing.

Mark, Right. The key purpose of DMARC is to flag "spoofed" messages - ones where the domain of the header From: field does not match the domain of the actual sending server. The intent is to be able

An oddity here. When I viewed the failed image sent to my group it was on the webpage and later in the daily digest I receive. Same thing when I tested the file name on Shal's test group today. I

Just to clarify for those who may not know there are three kinds of dashes: hyphen, en dash, and em dash. The hyphen is shortest and can be used in file names. The en and em dashes cannot. They are

Okay with the help of the raw reports and the MxToolbox visualizer, I have a new insight:? SPF and DKIM are _authenticating_ correctly, but they are not _aligned_ and thus fail DMARC. This is

Shal Farley wrote: This is kind of an odd theory, and I've not tested it, but the only difference I'm seeing between what does not display right in GMF, and what does in shalstest, is the file name.

You can also require more information before they join by creating a Pending Subscription notice. Available to any level including free groups.

Personally I have no such problem so wonder why you do? Is your group closed to new subscribers? Does your home page have a description of what your group is about and who can join? (and who cannot)

There already is.? All you have to do is upgrade to an Enterprise group and you should have complete control over the group's home page content. BTW, this is a user-to-user group.? No one from GIO

Will you PLEASE give us a way to disable the Subscribe link on the main page?? I keep getting these requests with nondescript emails with no full name and I have no idea who the hell these people