El 2020-09-21 15:07, Tino Didriksen escribió:
On Mon, 21 Sep 2020 at 10:10, Kevin Brubeck Unhammer
<unham...@fsfe.org> wrote:
Considering the trouble people have just setting up their own e-mail
server without getting constantly spam-listed by other people's
Gmail
accounts – and the fact that the mailing lists are supposed to be
public
anyway – it'd be nice to have a third party host our mailing
lists.
We have at least 2 private mailing lists: PMC and GSoC mentors. The
PMC list we absolutely should run ourselves on our own server(s) for
confidentiality reasons, and better so that future PMC members can
actually refer to the archives. GSoC lists are per year, but no less
confidential.
So if we're going to run mailman or whatever for those, we might as
well run it for all of them - with appropriate public mirrors for the
relevant lists. We could even run the Sourcehut software, if it's that
good.
But yes, it is annoying to run your own MTA. There's unfortunately a
lot of email providers that blacklists IPs for rather annoying and bad
reasons. But the wiki already sends mail from the apertium.org [1]
server, so we know that works.
The Wiki is a single email and often doesn't work.
I think the internal lists don't run mailman, they're just distribution
lists.
And agree that a lot of email providers are rubbish about people running
their own MTAs.
Fran
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