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Gmail is not wrong. The "via" text is only shown if the email is DKIM-signed by a different domain name than that envelop From domain. If the email is signed
by Ayesh 6y ago
Gmail is not wrong.
The "via" text is only shown if the email is DKIM-signed by a different domain name than that envelop From domain.
If the email is signed by the same domain as the From domain, there will be no "via" text.
- stedaniels 6y agoCame here to say this. It makes perfect sense to me. Maybe we're missing something?!
- Ayesh 6y agoI think it's because the author thinks "via" text is a negative thing? They run an email forwarding service, so their SPF records will fail, but an untampered email should still pass DKIM. in fact, that's how most email forwarding setups work. If the message is tampared, and re-signed with the forwarding service's DKIM key, it's correct for Gmail/email-client to show the via-text.
- LukeShu 6y agoIt also shows the "via" if the SRS domain is different than the letter From domain.