Email distribution list - forwarding gets spam filtered

[jammin]

There was some discussion here about creating an email distribution list:

Email Distribution List

How can I setup an email distribution list under HestiaCP? For instance have email sent to [email protected] be copied to [email protected], [email protected], and [email protected]. I have seen some mention of changing /etc/aliases, but I haven’t found any examples. If it can’t be setup through the control panel, should I just directly modify the config files? It looks like exim4 is handling the SMTP transport. I’ve taken a quick look at the exim4 docs, but it looks like it’s going to be a serio…

The accepted answer was to create a mailbox and use forwarding. Unfortunately these days that trips lots of spam filters as it is attempting to send the mail “from” the originating email address, and if it’s an external domain it is not authorized to do so by SPF.

eg.

spf=fail (google.com: domain of [sender-email] does not designate [hestia-server-ip] as permitted sender)

Has anyone (or @mmoo9154) come up with an easy way to create a proper distribution list, or at least to get around this issue?

[eris]

Forward function causes issue when you try to forward mail from [email protected] → mailing [email protected] → [email protected] due to the spf of remotedomain.com are not allowing the hestia server to send email.

Solution would be to implement srs how ever it is currently not available yet…