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Does 9front use some sort of resource from yahoo? I get mail from noreply@dmarc.yahoo.com
I rarely check postmaster or glenda on my server

This contains an xml file with the following: 

here is a sample 

</policy_published>	
  <record>	
    <row>	
      <source_ip>168.235.81.73</source_ip>	
      <count>1</count>	
      <policy_evaluated>	
        <disposition>none</disposition>	
        <dkim>fail</dkim>	
        <spf>fail</spf>	
      </policy_evaluated>	
    </row>	
    <identifiers>	
      <header_from>thinktankworkspaces.com</header_from>	
    </identifiers>	
    <auth_results>	
      <spf>	
        <domain>9front.inri.net</domain>	
        <result>pass</result>	
      </spf>	
    </auth_results>	

The IP address seems to resolve

cpu% ndb/dnsquery
> 168.235.81.73
73.81.235.168.in-addr.arpa ptr	9front.inri.net
> 

I was just curious. I get a lot of mail