The SPF check should probably be on the “envelope sender address” from the SMTP dialog. This is what usually shows in the mail logs of sendmail or postfix---e.g.
it might be from [log in to unmask] in the logs, while the user sees the original sender in the From: display of his mail client.
You are correct that unhappiness will ensue if we try matching the From: line and the SPF record/IP address, but it applies to more situations than a mailing
list.
Ken Sallenger /
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Sent: Tuesday, December 06, 2016 12:03 PM
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Subject: Re: Modify "From:" mail header
Thank you for your reply.
I noticed the "Sender" heading containing the list address but this is really not what I need. I am facing problems with anti-spam techniques checking whether the domain in the "From:" address
matches the sending mail server. Since Listserv resends the message while retaining the original "From:" header, this creates a mismatch.
I reckon this could be solved if the "From:" address is modified to the list address.
Regards,
Lucas