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Workgroup Mailer

Question: What is workgroup_mailer? Why does Kavi put this on the Return Path of email originating from the system?

Email originating from a user's email client typically looks like this:
Return Path - jdoe@yahoo.com
From - jdoe@yahoo.com

All application email originating from inside groups uses this
standard:
Return Path - workgroup_mailer@domain
From - jdoe@yahoo.com

Here are three of the reasons for this:
1) The domain of the Return Path must match the domain that the email was sent from. If they don't match, many receiving servers will bounce it because it could be a possible spam with a forged header. This is a best practice to improve performance and to keep the system in compliance with spam guidelines.

2) Another reason it comes from workgroup_mailer is because the communication flow is complex and oftentimes there needs to be a distinction between system-generated and individual-generated email so that follow-up communication is properly routed, shared, etc.

3) Out-of-Office auto-responders also come here. Auto-responder email is low priority, which is why it's not sent to listmaster or some other more useful address that is needed for technical support.

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Article Details

Last Updated
24th of September, 2009

Product
Groups

Version
KAB 40, Workspace 5

Role
Org Admin

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