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DMARC and Reply-to munging #224
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Hi @taggart, Could you please check also 6.2? There seems difference between 6.1 and 6.2 (former modifys Reply-To after DMARC protection, OTOH latter does in reversed order). Additionally, the behavior seems to be changed by |
Yes, I have also seen that "forced" makes it use the list and that "respect" uses the DMARC setting. MY guess is that the DMARC is munging earlier in the process and that when the list specific setting is checked it sees the Reply-to that the DMARC munging added and treats it the same as one added by a users MUA. Some options:
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Although it's a bit verbose, I'll write what Sympa does. Description below is based on Sympa 6.2.24. Sympa 6.1.x may behave reversed order, i.e. processes 2., then 1.
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@taggart, are these right?
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Hi @taggart, Do you think that the problem was solved on 6.2.x? (Unfortunately, there is no plan to fix 6.1.x). |
Hi @taggart, Can we close this issue, or discuss further on this issue? |
Closed by now. |
We are seeing a weird corner case, when the "reply_to_header" setting is set to "list" and dmarc_protection_mode is on (we're using "dmarc_reject,dmarc_quarantine") then Reply-to is getting set to the original sender rather than the list. I think the "reply_to_header" setting should have precedent over the DMARC stuff.
We are seeing this on 6.1, I haven't tried to repeat on 6.2 but it should be easy to test.
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