David wrote:

Mark, In your response above, why did you specify that "list_a-bounces at example.com" should be added to the recipient's address book instead of "list_a at example.com"?

list-a@example.com or list-b@example.com would never be the "sender" of the mail from the list so 'whitelisting' it by adding it to your address book would do nothing.

List-a mail is sent with an envelope from list-a-bounces@example.com and similarly for list-b so 'whitelisting' that address can help. If one needs to 'whitelist' the From: address of the post, that is generally not possible as it is normally the poster's address and that could be any list member or maybe even a non-member.

-- Mark Sapiro <mark@msapiro.net> The highway is for gamblers, San Francisco Bay Area, California better use your sense - B. Dylan

David wrote:

Mark, In your response above, why did you specify that "list_a-bounces at example.com" should be added to the recipient's address book instead of "list_a at example.com"?

list-a@example.com or list-b@example.com would never be the "sender" of the mail from the list so 'whitelisting' it by adding it to your address book would do nothing.

List-a mail is sent with an envelope from list-a-bounces@example.com and similarly for list-b so 'whitelisting' that address can help. If one needs to 'whitelist' the From: address of the post, that is generally not possible as it is normally the poster's address and that could be any list member or maybe even a non-member.

-- Mark Sapiro <mark@msapiro.net> The highway is for gamblers, San Francisco Bay Area, California better use your sense - B. Dylan