Hi Scott, On Wed, Jan 03, 2024 at 05:10:43PM +0000, Scott Kitterman wrote: > >At least people could be warned that because of the domain they send > >from their mail might not get through. > > > My guess is that such a warning email (which is the only way we'd have to > do it) would also cause a lot of complaints. > I think we [...] will need to have the BTS send all emails from > bugs.debian.org role addresses and not use the sender's email in From > anymore. Just to make sure I understand the constraints: we can determine at sending time whether a particular domain is going to cause trouble or not, right? If so could this rewrite scheme be applied only for recipients where it's absolutely necessary? That way DDs, who are likeley to care more about their BTS email workflow than the average user, don't have to deal with the negative consequences of the address rewriting if they're already behind a polite mailserver. Further if this discrimination is possible I wonder if it might not also be possible to accomodate the subset of BTS users who are behind broken mail providers but use sensible mail clients (mutt and such). Specifically I think when you embedd an message/rfc822 part mutt allows me to autoview the message inline, see the (pretty set) of headers, and reply to this message instead of the "envelope". So when BTS sees a broken domain it could generate the usual message with address rewriting applied, but also attach in an multipart/alternative the untouched version for this set of users to use. Not sure that all works out, just a crazy idea, --Daniel
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