libvirt users - Aug 2021 - a test email (& dmarc) @admins

On Sat, Aug 14, 2021 at 09:38:50AM +0100, lejeczek
wrote:
> hi guys.
> I sent email a while ago and I wonder, also having not received a single
> reply, because I did not get that own email - is there are problem I'm
> having here or DMARC(yahoo & others?) are not fixed in by this mailing
list
> - would an admin(anybody) know?
This mailing list (and all hosted on redhat.com) are seriously broken
when senders have strict DMARC settings. This hits everyone posting
from @yahoo.* addresses - mail still gets sent out by the list, but
a large number of receipients mail servers will throw it away due to
DMARC violation.  I've had tickets open with our mail provider for
a year & a half now but progress fixing it is painfully slow.

Regards,
Daniel
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On 16/08/2021 09:35, Daniel P. Berrang? wrote:
> On Sat, Aug 14, 2021 at 09:38:50AM +0100, lejeczek wrote:
>> hi guys.
>> I sent email a while ago and I wonder, also having not received a
single
>> reply, because I did not get that own email - is there are problem
I'm
>> having here or DMARC(yahoo & others?) are not fixed in by this
mailing list
>> - would an admin(anybody) know?
> This mailing list (and all hosted on redhat.com) are seriously broken
> when senders have strict DMARC settings. This hits everyone posting
> from @yahoo.* addresses - mail still gets sent out by the list, but
> a large number of receipients mail servers will throw it away due to
> DMARC violation.  I've had tickets open with our mail provider for
> a year & a half now but progress fixing it is painfully slow.
>
> Regards,
> Daniel
not all, which fact is most intriguing to me - as if there 
were no communication on some fundamental level and each 
mailman(s) admin(s) lived in a separate closet.
One such example where guys had it for very long (if not 
always) fixed in is freeIPA mailing list, but there is a few 
more I'm subscribed to "owned" by Redhat which work.

many thanks, L.