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Jim, Thanks very much for taking the time to send that reassuring reply. I will probably just proceed with tightening? the DMARC screws, though I sure wish I understood why that one message got

I believe if you Invite someone to join a subgroup, and (s)he accepts, (s)he is also added to the main group. If your main group is on the Premium plan, I'm pretty sure?Direct Add behaves the same

I'm about to add/invite folks to a subgroup. If I invite/add someone, do they also have to be members of the main group, or can they be members of the subgroup only?

Beth -- I'm told that Apple Mail can open an mbox file and export the messages as PDF or RTF (ref: /g/GroupManagersForum/message/32810 ).?If you must have it in CSV format you will

Hi Tom, Although this reply comes over 2 years following your initial post, perhaps you are able to answer. I'm interested in whether you have identified any MBOX converter tools that are inexpensive

My company uses Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) and I enforce SPF, DKIM and DMARC but I have the latter set to "reject" 100% outright and I have no problems getting any and all mail from GIO. You

With what is going on in the world, very few people are actually going away for long periods of time. What you can do if you notice they didn't rejoin, write to them to find out why. They can always

Jim . . . wrote: Everyone I know who goes on a vacation or camping takes their electronic devices with them to keep in touch, take pictures of their memories, etc. There are very few that I know who

*Could it possibly be related to the fact that GIO was down for maintenance, and will be again? Maybe the Digest function was working, but since any posts during the maintenance time were queued, the

That may possibly be the case, but that only means a little more than 50% of people always go on-line that often. I doubt if many people in hospital with, for example COVID-19, would still be on-line

This is normal. Daily digests are usually sent at around 6:00 am local time (or shortly thereafter). Unlikely. If groups.io sent him 12 copies of the same digest at 6:06, his provider should have

Using the online message editor, if you embed an image via the "add pictures" (or "add attachments") dialog, the associated mime part (and the image in Emailed Photos) is given the actual file name.

One of the members in one of my groups asked me about this yesterday. Starting yesterday morning, from another Groups.io group he belongs to, he began to receive multiple copies of the same daily

In our Emailed pix album,.I am seeing a ton of " *Dummyfile.n* [=1,2,3, etc] *.jpg* I see the same thing in the GMF album. What are Dummyfiles? (and why are they there, "unnamed" (so to say))?

In this day and age, I think it's more uncommon for someone to be offline more than a few days (hours?) than to be offline for a couple of weeks. ;>) Duane -- The official Groups.io user documentation

Here are some headers from message #33183 in this thread. (These are NOT from the July 29 message that Valimail flagged--I don't have those headers, unfortunately.) Looks like this one would have

Chris, I'm not really looking for perfection in a provider, but we do need the system to be functional for people with disabilities. This is not just a 'worthwhile enterprise' but a requirement. Not

My domain's mail is hosted on Exchange/Office 365. I'm in the process of setting up DMARC on this domain. Currently it's in pass-through mode; mail is delivered but I can see aggregate reports of mail

Thanks for the reply Duane. That sounds like a sledgehammer to crack a nut. If that were a serious (i.e. common) problem, then it would be covered by checking for the person having been banned before

Thanks for the reply Nivard, but that seems to me to be a non-problem. Clicking the link gives renewed access to the original email address owner. It would only give access to someone else if they