Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #60420, comment 5
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Ticket #60420, comment 5
initial v1 1 1 Replying to [comment:3 michael.orlitzky]: 2 2 > Two options would be better, but admin address is better than guessing. To put it bluntly, the existing setting is wrong: there's no reason to expect an organization to use the same company for their web and email hosting, and most email systems require SPF/DKIM/DMARC/etc these days. Using the $SERVER_NAME is causing important email to disappear, and AFAIK has nothing else to recommend it over the admin address. 3 Yes, I agree that it's too tricky as-is nowadays. Its funny because #1532 as you say was arguing about that www thing, but in the end, the fix was switching admin email to a fixed wordpress with www stripping (check the changeset [3214]). So basically what I was trying to illustrate there is that original it was actually taking the admin email.3 Yes, I agree that it's too tricky as-is nowadays. Its funny because #1532 as you say was arguing about that www thing, but in the end, the fix was switching admin email to a fixed wordpress with www stripping (check the changeset [3214]). So basically what I was trying to illustrate there is that originally, it was actually taking the admin email as you suggested. 4 4 5 5 Still, this is a complex discussion if "Admin email" is ideal. Nowadays, as you say with such many "checks" for mostly anti-spam and security measures, its difficult to guess which will be the ideal sender/from email.