Closed Bug 1069710 Opened 10 years ago Closed 9 years ago

email address blocked or tb-support-crew mailing list hung?

Categories

(Infrastructure & Operations :: Infrastructure: Mail, task)

x86
Windows Vista
task
Not set
normal

Tracking

(Not tracked)

RESOLVED WONTFIX

People

(Reporter: wsmwk, Unassigned)

Details

On 9/17 approx 8:36AM EST I sent two emails to tb-support-crew@mozilla.org which appears to have not been processed, because I did not get a copy, and I don't see them in the mailing list archives.  I am an adminstrator for the list, and I also don't see any pending requests.

subject of the two emails are
- [general] McAfee and Not Responding, more of
- [general] TB31 and HWA (hardware acceleration)
I last posted to the list on 9/9.
That may well be the last post to the lst by anyone.
perhaps my email is blocked or labelled as spam by mozilla, because today I sent an email to a different mailing, tb-planning, with subject "message threading bugs" and didn't see it go through.
Summary: tb-support-crew mailing list hung? → email address blocked or tb-support-crew mailing list hung?
This morning my tb-planning posting went through. And also a second posting I just made to tb-planning 

but none of my tb-support-crew postings went through
i just clicked "Deliver" on wayne's postings from the september 17, 2014. hopefully that means they will get delivered
they just came through. Did it say why they were held?
nope (In reply to Wayne Mery (:wsmwk) from comment #5)
> they just came through. Did it say why they were held?

nope it just thought it was spam for some reason, weird that an administrator of a list is blocked, so maybe it's postini? (and not mailman!)
Are you also a member? Mailman will also hold mail in moderation if you are not a member (eventhough you are an administrator). In any case postini is out of the loop of these things, and if its hitting the mailman server more than likely its a moderation issue.
Status: NEW → RESOLVED
Closed: 9 years ago
Resolution: --- → WONTFIX
(In reply to Ed Lim [:limed] from comment #7)
> Are you also a member? Mailman will also hold mail in moderation if you are
> not a member (eventhough you are an administrator). 

Yes, I am a member.

> In any case postini is
> out of the loop of these things, and if its hitting the mailman server more
> than likely its a moderation issue.

I've seen mention of a spam "score" in an email on another mailing list that I admininister.
1. Is there way that I can set mailman to filter on spam scores?
2. Is there a way to whitelist an address in mailman?
3. catch all question - are there any reference docs beyond what's in the mailman web UI?
Flags: needinfo?(limed)
(In reply to Wayne Mery (:wsmwk) from comment #8)
> (In reply to Ed Lim [:limed] from comment #7)
> > Are you also a member? Mailman will also hold mail in moderation if you are
> > not a member (eventhough you are an administrator). 
> 
> Yes, I am a member.
> 
> > In any case postini is
> > out of the loop of these things, and if its hitting the mailman server more
> > than likely its a moderation issue.
> 
> I've seen mention of a spam "score" in an email on another mailing list that
> I admininister.
> 1. Is there way that I can set mailman to filter on spam scores?
Yes you can do this, however we front mail.mozilla.org (aka mozilla.org mailman) with Google message security, so while there will be spam headers it will not be similar to what spamassassin sets

> 2. Is there a way to whitelist an address in mailman?
Yes there is and it is all listed here

http://www.gnu.org/software/mailman/mailman-admin/sender-filters.html

> 3. catch all question - are there any reference docs beyond what's in the
> mailman web UI?

Yep right here: http://www.gnu.org/software/mailman/mailman-admin/index.html
Flags: needinfo?(limed)
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