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Re: Members receiving scam/phish with digest and malicious attachment
On Mon, Feb 26, 2024 at 12:47 PM, Nancy C wrote:
I'm wondering if this is my group's issue or the members have been hacked. As I said, this is the second report. The first report had? similar name but different email address as sender, also not a member of our group.It's definitely NOT a Groups.io problem.? If you have a copy of the message forwarded to you, it should include all the headers.? That's where I'd start, trying to figure out who actually sent it.? You may never get to the bottom of it, but it's happened in other groups when someone got hold of a message/digest and they try to make people think its from the group/site.? The From: and To: both being wrong are sure signs of a 'bad guy'. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual and Members Manual. |
Members receiving scam/phish with digest and malicious attachment
Hi All
First thanks in advance for any help. I did a search of archived messages and did not find what I thought this might be. I have had two members report to me they received a copy of our group Digest with a Phish message and malicious attachment. The sender is not a member of our group. The alleged receiver of the digest? is also not a member. The digest has been altered throughout. We are a restricted group. I'm wondering if this is my group's issue or the members have been hacked. As I said, this is the second report. The first report had? similar name but different email address as sender, also not a member of our group. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. Thanks Nancy C ECIR Group MOD |
Re: Pending member notification setting changed
#notifications
Thank you, Chris. I did check the activity log and no one has changed that setting, including my co-owners.?
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Re: Pending member notification setting changed
#notifications
On Mon, Feb 26, 2024 at 03:00 PM, Pete Cook wrote:
Before I ask on Beta, can anyone think of a reason this would have happened without my intervention??If you have a co - owner or any moderators then any one of them could have done it for whatever reason. Have you looked at your Activity log; changes of notification settings are one (or two depending on how you read it) of the options available. Chris? |
reduce storage size
Hi,
I am co-owner of a very small group doing cycle stuff. When I set up the group I didn't set a maximum size for attachments. Now several years later we are up to 80% of our 1gb allowance. Ideally I would like to keep all the attachments but reduce their size. Is a there a way to do this in bulk? Is there even a way of doing it manually while keeping attachments attached to their relevant post? Thanks Chris |
Pending member notification setting changed
#notifications
I¡¯ve had my pending member notifications set to ¡°email only¡± for a long time. This morning it was set to ¡°none.¡± I¡¯m pretty certain I didn¡¯t change it. Before I ask on Beta, can anyone think of a reason this would have happened without my intervention??
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Re: unsubscribe emails
On Sat, Feb 24, 2024 at 09:53 PM, Alasdair wrote:
I have started to get emails saying I have been unsubscribed, with a link to re-subscribe. When I click it, I get to a web page which tells? me I cannot resubscribe? because I have already done it!? ........and here I am!I suggest you look at Subscription in the menu on GMF homepage (or another that you belong to). I don't see that your account was bouncing. I do see unsubscribe, resubscribe, and repeat, all done today. Frances ? -- Help available from Groups.io help and GMF wiki. ? |
Re: Thread Reply: @ sign being replaced by an = sign
I believe I have found the culprit in my particular situation.? I had a user who was getting the error "510: The group 'username=yahoo.com' does not exist"? every time she tried to reply to a group post.? This is what I found...
She uses a Samsung Android phone with the Samsung Email App.? It appears that this app does not use the "Reply-To: " field in the email header but uses the "From: " field instead when replying to a group post.? Furthermore, If the message was sent from someone with a Yahoo email account, the "From: " field contains the funny "On behalf of" address (e.g. "username =yahoo.com at groups.io ").? If the message was sent from someone with a Gmail account, the "From: " field contains?the originator's Gmail address.??So, in the case of replying to a Yahoo sent message the user gets the "510: The group 'username=yahoo.com' does not exist".? In the case of a Gmail sent message, the reply goes directly to the originator, but totally bypasses groups.io. I instructed my user on how to use the reply links which are within the message.? She is also going to switch to the Yahoo Email App, which seems to correctly grab the "Reply-To:" address.? Perhaps others who have Samsung phones can test this to confirm.? Also, the iphone Samsung app would need to be checked, but I don't have one of those. |
Re: RSS Feeds and limiting to members of Group only?
Could it be that your problem person is still a member under a different account with a different email address? On Fri, Feb 23, 2024 at 7:12?PM Richard Sheasley <rsheasley@...> wrote:
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Re: question regarding help section and link for people to join
On Fri, Feb 23, 2024 at 08:46 PM, Linda Perry wrote:
if I want to send an e-mail telling someone to join, what link would I use?Look on the home page of your group.? There's a section for addresses to use for various things. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual and Members Manual. |
Re: question regarding help section and link for people to join
On Fri, Feb 23, 2024 at 09:46 PM, Linda Perry wrote:
In the help section, is there a way to search for a topic by word or do you need to just look at the options listed?About Help - there are 2 main documents - one for owners and one for members. It is sometimes tricky to figure out which one. But to your question: ?the help page explains how to do search: - View the manual as a single page . Then you can use the Find feature in your web browser to search the entire owners manual. - View a PDF version of the manual. Then you can use the Find feature in your PDF reader to search the entire file.
Tip: In most browsers and PDF readers, you can press Ctrl+F on Windows or Command+F on Mac to access the Find feature.
?I normally click on "single page" and use my browser Edit / Find (in Safari). About inviting people to join your group: Here's the Help page for using Invite. /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/inviting-people-to-join-a-group?single=true Take the time to edit your Invite Notice (in Admin, Settings, Notices) and use your toolbar to highlight your own content to personalize it. Save it for future use and activate it. Note that you can't remove what is there (the boilerplate) which is required at least in some jurisdictions. But by spaces, formats, bolding and italics, colour, you can get a pretty good invitation. Then use Invite in your Admin menu.? Frances -- Help available from Groups.io help and GMF wiki. ? |
question regarding help section and link for people to join
In the help section, is there a way to search for a topic by word or do you need to just look at the options listed?
Also, I can directly add people to my group but if I want to send an e-mail telling someone to join, what link would I use?? ?My group is called Peachheadnanny - what link do I send them?? Linda Perry |
Re: RSS Feeds and limiting to members of Group only?
On Fri, Feb 23, 2024 at 08:41 PM, Bruce Bowman wrote:
This strikes me as a bug that should be reported in the beta group.Well, watch me back-pedal. If I log out, the same feed doesn't work. So I think it's still validating me as a member before displaying the messages, either via the /messages display or via the /rss feed. I encourage others to do their own testing and confirm or refute these findings. Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center?and?groups.io Owners Manual |
Re: RSS Feeds and limiting to members of Group only?
On Fri, Feb 23, 2024 at 08:30 PM, I wrote:
It is possible that making the archives private only hides the link from the home page and does not actually turn off the feed.Richard -- As it turns out, one of my groups is already private, yet I am still able to append /rss to its URL and access messages via the feed. This strikes me as a bug that should be reported in the beta group. Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center?and?groups.io Owners Manual |
Re: RSS Feeds and limiting to members of Group only?
On Fri, Feb 23, 2024 at 08:12 PM, Richard Sheasley wrote:
Archive is visible to members only.This is the setting that matters. If you have a private archive, the RSS feed should also be turned off. Check your group's home page to confirm there is no RSS feed link (under "Group Information"). So are RSS archive settings not working properly?It is possible that making the archives private only hides the link from the home page and does not actually turn off the feed. It is not something I have personally tested, nor have I seen any discussion about that here in GMF. I will leave the testing of that to others, as changing a group to private archives is an irrevocable decision and not to be taken lightly. Is there any other way that the messages of the group could be viewed by a non-member (I have looked at all the members names and email addresses and do not see some sort of back door or alias member.)It occasionally happens that a subscriber will forward group emails they receive to non-members, either singly or via some automated forwarder. Other than identifying the offender and removing him, there is no effective way to prevent that from happening. Hope this helps, Bruce? Check out the groups.io Help Center?and?groups.io Owners Manual |
Re: RSS Feeds and limiting to members of Group only?
On Fri, Feb 23, 2024 at 08:12 PM, Richard Sheasley wrote:
So are RSS archive settings not working properly? Is there any other way that the messages of the group could be viewed by a non-member (I have looked at all the members names and email addresses and do not see some sort of back door or alias member.)In the Member help, It says: Tip: If the Group Settings section on a group¡¯s home page states ¡°Archive is visible to anyone,¡± the Group Information section on that home page will contain a link to the group¡¯s RSS feed. (See the Group_Help group for an example.) You can subscribe to that group¡¯s feed using your RSS feed reader/application of choice, without joining the group. However, you will not be able to add topics or reply to topics unless you become a member of the group. If RSS is working properly AND your archive is visible to members' only, there should not be an RSS feed on your homepage. See this example that the Help provides: /g/Group_Help Also this group has a feed: ?/g/GroupManagersForum Hopefully others can shed light on how someone is getting your content. Possibly someone is forwarding it to him? Frances ? -- Help available from Groups.io help and GMF wiki. ? |
Re: RSS Feed questions
On Fri, Feb 23, 2024 at 07:18 PM, SafeTex wrote:
I'm having another go at integrating a feed on our forum. It'sCorrect. Also, messages will not be received in real time. You have to wait for groups.io to poll the feed, which can take several hours.? Hope this helps, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center?and?groups.io Owners Manual |
RSS Feeds and limiting to members of Group only?
So a bit of background. The original creator of the group that also was moderator had a falling out and did end up transferring the control of the group to the other Moderators. He has quit the Groups.io completely also and is no longer a member of the organization that is using the group for members only communications.? But he is still able to read the posts and has copied content and photos without permission to use elsewhere.? The only thing I can figure is the Groups Archive settings are allowing content to be able to be subscribed to by RSS feed. So a new posting will then be sent to any RSS feed Subscribers. The Group obviously since it is private, does not want anyone not approved from reading the content.? So what would the exact settings be to change the archiving or at least also make it completely private or limit it to the approved members only? Here is the?recap of the settings as selected under the Admin recap:? All members can post to the group. ?Posts to this group do not require approval from the moderators. ?Posts from new users require approval from the moderators. ?Messages are set to reply to sender. ?Subscriptions to this group require approval from the moderators. ?Archive is visible to members only. ?Wiki is visible to members only. ?Members can edit their messages. ?Members can set their subscriptions to no email. So are RSS archive settings not working properly? Is there any other way that the messages of the group could be viewed by a non-member (I have looked at all the members names and email addresses and do not see some sort of back door or alias member.) Richard?? |
Re: RSS Feed questions
On Fri, Feb 23, 2024 at 07:18 PM, SafeTex wrote:
Is this because GroupsIO integration only fetches new content from a feed?I am quite sure only new content is sent to your group, based on my experience. I assume you have looked at this: /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/managing-integrations-with-outside-services Frances ? -- Help available from Groups.io help and GMF wiki. ? |
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