On 08/28/22 16:22, Michael Reeder -- Hygeia MS wrote:
> Oh bloody heck -- I see I had about 8 aol.com addresses bounce on
> 8/13/22 -- so I likely have this problem too!
>
> I think I have have dkim and spf set up properly, but who knows. I
> have seen the tutorals on this list (thanks). Also th
On 08/27/22 08:38, Robert Heller wrote:
> At Sat, 27 Aug 2022 01:36:26 -0400 Jayson Smith
> wrote:
>
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > Yesterday I received a report from an AOL user that she's not receiving
> > traffic from one of my lists. The problem here is that my server logs
> > show outgoing mail be
On 08/05/22 10:26, Paul Moore wrote:
> I've noticed this issue popping up recently on a few domains I host,
> not mailman necessarily. Gmail has changed something on their end.
> I've told those affected to have the gmail users complain about these
> notices.
FWIT, I have 1624 list members on gmai
See https://support.google.com/a/answer/174124?hl=en
This is probably not specific to Mailman. There is lots of advice
(such as the link I just found, but not just that) about how to set up
DKIM and SPF, and it sounds like these might solve your problem. DMARC
is also mentioned, but that is not ne
In view of Stephen Turnbull's comments, I changed my mind and will
respond to the list. I was the "original poster" (OP?) about the
strange "group mismatch" error in my log. It complained about the user
"baron" (my own account on the server) not matching the required list
of groups. Several people
I would like to thank everyone for all the ideas about my
group-mismatch problem.
As it happens, nothing helped. Moreover, almost all of the
speculations about what I was doing or not doing, using or not using,
know or do not know, were incorrect.
I found another way to fix the main problem, whic
; cannot remember if procmail and spamassasin have their own logs or they get
> dumped into /var/log/messages (for RH-style systems; I forget what the
> general syslog file is called in Debian style)
Answers: No. No. Nothing in the logs (several of them.)
>
>
> > On May 15, 2
I'm sure this is a very dumb question, because I have seen several
posts about it, all of which imply that there is some simple solution.
I am trying to use spamassassin by running everything through
/etc/procmail, and I get the following in /var/log/procmail:
"Group mismatch error. Mailman expec
Another way to do this, if you have root privilege, is
cd /var/lib/mailman/data (or words to that effect, depending on where
"mailman" is)
"rm" held* (or /usr/bin/rm held*, wherever "rm" is)
On 04/21/22 20:46, lists--- via Mailman-Users wrote:
> Thanks for the reply Mark, where do I get the disca
We (https://sjdm.org) had a different problem with Hotmail, but it
might be related. We are a nonprofit society with a couple of mailing
lists, one of which has over 4000 members from around the world. When
we moved to Linode (from my office desktop), we had many problems of
the sort that Stephen T
On 12/07/21 12:49, Jayson Smith wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> Just over two weeks since I found myself on Microsoft's blocklist and
> was manually removed, I find myself back on their blocklist again.
> Possibly coincidentally, this morning MXToolbox informed me that
> Linode has apparently found itself bac
I have had a lot of experience with these things. Here are some
observations. I have a list of 4000+ subscribers around the world. I
have SPF and DKIM but not DMARC. (I never say much point in DMARC, and
it does not seem necessary.) Right now every single one of the 4000+
subscribers accepts the ma
On the general options page, there is a setting near the end called
"Maximum number of members to show on one page of the Membership
List". If you set it to more than the number of list members, you will
get an list alphabetized by emails. (But you want "list names", and
I'm not sure what that is.)
I don't understand the terms you use. So I will not comment further on
this thread. "Web UI"? "Email"?
However, I did suggest using Google to find out more about
Proofpoint. All the information is there. They do have a goal. Whether
they achieve it, I do not know.
Jon
--
Jonathan Baron, Professo
I'm pretty sure that this comes from Proofpoint's "URL Defense"
system. (Google it.) But I don't understand what you mean by "hostile
listname" being "correct". What comes before the __ is usually a URL,
and there is also a __ BEFORE the url begins. If you use a graphical
mail client (like gmail),
On 07/28/21 15:24, Karl Berry wrote:
> 2) At least in my cases, the floods try to subscribe the same address
> over and over (and over and ...). It occurs to me that mailman could
> silently discard a request to subscribe an address f...@bar.com if
> f...@bar.com already has a pending subscription
One thing to try:
Add the following line to /etc/mailman/mm_cfg.py
REMOVE_DKIM_HEADERS = Yes
I did it. It clearly does no harm. Whether it helps, I don't know.
And "probably don't get" may sometimes mean "probably don't check my spam".
I'm thinking about removing all the headers with formail,
I did this once. There may be a simple way in Mailman, with the withlist
function in (for me) /usr/lib/mailman/bin. But I did not want to risk that,
so I just did the simple thing.
./list_members LISTNAME | grep > tmp1
(or try @, which may be better)
then I edit tmp1 (with emacs, for exam
There has been some relevant discussion of this issue before.
I had similar problems and many others. At the moment things work, but
Micorosft seems to be classifying 90% of the list mail as spam, and this
will ultimately hurt its "reputation" and lead to trouble.
My general advice is to look at
FWIW, I have 102 yahoo subscribers (86 are yahoo.com, others are around the
world), and I do not recall seeing ANY yahoo delays at all in the last few
weeks. I do get delays from hotmail (64 subscribers), and from places in
China and Finland. One address at a Chinese university takes a day to
clear
On 05/08/21 22:53, jonathan.mailing.li...@gmail.com wrote:
> I've had quite a lot of bounces recently. This seems largely to have been
> because my hosting company was having difficulty sending to Outlook (and
> therefore maybe Microsoft servers generally). But I've been taking more
> interest in t
See https://www.mail-archive.com/mailman-users@python.org/msg73654.html
That may help.
On 04/20/21 13:12, Bader, Robert (Bob) wrote:
> I think I know what is happening , but I want to make sure. A bunch of my
> list admins are getting bounces like below?
>
> I think it is someone or probably a
I may have a somewhat different problem, but I was getting subscription
attempts (to Mailman 2) through the web site from addresses that didn't
exist. I was worried about too much "backscatter" ruining our "reputation"
on services that prevent users from deciding what isn't spam.
I tried one of th
Dear Stephen and Morris,
Regarding your first post, I do not see the kind of Digital Ocean problems
that you have. In the past, I have had other problems, mostly a botnet that
was trying to guess passwords for WordPress (nonexistent), for many
months.
Concerning your second email, below, this has
I run a mailing list with 4000 subscribers (jdm-soci...@sjdm.org). Every
time it sends mail to the list I get about 10 failure messages (completely
failure, not temporary failure that keeps mail in the queue) saying that
the host is not found or the email address doesn't exist. I can often find
the
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