Re: [Qemu-devel] qemu-devel mailing list vs DMARC and microsoft.com's p=reject policy

[Eric Blake <eblake@redhat.com>]

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On 03/28/2017 01:28 PM, Michael S. Tsirkin wrote:
>>  (2) I could reconfigure mailman to try to not rewrite anything that
>>      we think is likely to be signed (in particular not the body or the
>>      subject)
>>    * this means dropping the [qemu-devel] tag from the subject, which I'm
>>      a bit reluctant to do (it seems likely at least some readers are
>>      filtering on it, and personally I quite like it)
>>    * if anybody DKIM-signs the Sender: header we're stuck anyway
> 
> For the record I'd strongly prefer this option - I tag all list mail
> and so "qemu-devel" appears twice: in subject and as a tag.
> Also, if mail is copied to another list, qemu-devel will
> still appear as gmail de-duplicates email by msg id.
> I can remove tags I don't care about but can't remove
> subject prefixes.

I'm ambivalent - I like the prefixes, but don't mind if they are not
present (it's easy enough to filter on List-Sender: when the prefix is
not reliable).  It's especially nice that the prefix lets me tell the
difference between mail sent to qemu-devel and qemu-block while still
dumping both lists into the same folder.

> Is there a way not to munge the name? It's currently rewritten to
> add "via qemu-devel" which confuses the clients which think
> it's part of the name, and can't be easily stripped away.

Not that I know of, but at least the munging only occurs for senders
with restrictive DMARC and not for ALL senders.

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