I have just had a message sent to spam by gmail for no obvious reason (yes, I know that gmail has many unobvious reasons, but clients will insist on using it).
I sent my test gmail account a message, which went to inbox ok, but looking at "Show original" displays the following weird set of security information: SPF: PASS with IP 2a01:a500:2766:0:0:0:3b45:f2af Learn more DKIM: 'PASS' with domain julianbradfield.org Learn more Alignment: The 'From' header Julian Bradfield <redac...@julianbradfield.org> does not match the DKIM domain julianbradfield.org. Be careful with this message as the sender may be spoofing the 'From' header identity. This makes no sense to me. How can a header @julianbradfield.org not match julianbradfield.org ? And if it weren't aligned, how could it pass DKIM ? The message headers inserted by google also show SPF and DKIM passes. Anybody have any idea what's going on? _______________________________________________ mailop mailing list mailop@mailop.org https://list.mailop.org/listinfo/mailop
