h Yahoo's, thus
> breaking DMARC)
>
> Either an SPF failure or a DKIM failure will cause a DMARC rejection
> if p=reject.
Even if that were the case, which it is not, SPF should pass - since
typically the list is the envelope sender.
--
Joe Sniderman
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hat your mailman instance adds a "Sender" header that matches
the list-name (or a verpified version thereof) to outgoing messages,
adding something like:
SenderHeaders Sender,From
to your opendkim.conf *should* resolve the problem.
FWIW, making that config change resolved the iss
