[Cin] Mailing list & Gmail

[Sam]

Hi David,

thank you for this info. It is indeed a help. I have previously received 
very contradictory information on this subject from other sources. I 
have already configured Mailman correctly according to the instructions 
you recommended, but I was not aware of the option to remove the DKIM 
header. If the DKIM header can be removed, I think that the prefix [Cin] 
and the footer can be reactivated, because the original DKIM is removed. 
So my understanding is, if I'm wrong, please let me know. We are trying 
this option and I will follow the next days how Mailman behaves. Thanks 
again for the tip.

@IgorBeg
Since I found a way to solve the problem with DKIM, I have activated the 
prefix and footer. We will see how Mailman and Gmail will behave with 
these settings.

Sam

Am 10.07.20 um 15:09 schrieb David Given:
> Trying to preserve the original DKIM signature is unlikely to work --- 
> Mailman tends to regenerates the headers and body from parsed copies 
> so the details of the formatting can change, which breaks the 
> signature. The only thing which actually works here is to strip the 
> DKIM signature (preferably after checking it) and resigning the 
> message when Mailman sends it. See for example 
> https://doc.coker.com.au/internet/dkim-and-mailing-lists/.
>
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