[Peace-discuss] My headers are "suspicious"

[Stuart Levy]

Hello JB,

There have been other legitimate messages held up automatically because
the chambana.net mailman software thought it had "suspicious header"
blocks, but they seem to be rare.   The only ones in the "peace" admin
queue since last August that were flagged with a suspicious header were
yours from yesterday, and two from Karen Medina sent last August.

It's frustrating to moderate this list, because for some reason I no
longer get e-mail messages summarizing the set of messages that have
been held for moderation.   I can still see them, but only if I 
know to
look at the admin page.   So when I saw your comment yesterday, 
I did
set that message free.

It's not obvious to me why it thinks the header is suspicious.   
(Would
you like me to send you a copy of the full e-mail headers, in case you
can tell why?)   Though even if we did know the reason, I'm not sure
what to do about it.

One route might be to give up on lists.chambana.net e-mail server, and
migrate to something else.   Since I think some people still write to
the @anti-war.net address, we'd need control over that.    
I believe
it's in the name of Rosemary Braun - I last talked with her in 2007, and
who knows whether she'll have 18-year-old login information, but can ask.

On 4/17/21 6:11 PM, J.B. Nicholson via Peace-discuss wrote:
> Eventually my post to peace was approved, so it's now out to peace
> list subscribers who receive mail. See
> https://lists.chambana.net/pipermail/peace/2021-April/016540.html for
> the archived copy.
>
> Mildred O'brien via Peace-discuss wrote:
>> What?  P-D needs to be another censor on the block?
>
>
> I have had multiple posts denied by peace-discuss because that mailing
> list (or perhaps the mail server peace-discuss is on) uses
> black.uribl.com which apparently contains entries matching where I'm
> posting from. Therefore my post to peace-discuss is rejected and I get
> an error message telling me as much. I think that could use looking into.
>
> I don't mind handling the spam filtering on the endpoint as that gives
> me more flexibility to decide what is spam. It would be useful to know
> how many posts the blacklists have stopped that appear to come from
> peace or peace-discuss list subscribers.
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