Are last systemctl commands runnable without sudo ?

Otherwise looks good to me.

@copperi systemctl doesn't need to be run with sudo, it will ask for user you want to run it as. But you need to have the sudo permissions to be able to run it. But it's expected that restart of service could be only done by somebody with admin rights.

Removed Adding Fedora authorization provider as this will be done automatically by ansible playbook.

This PR is no longer WIP as the mailman3 deployment is getting ready for production deployment.

Looks good to me. Is the NNTP thing still happening? Or was that only before it was disabled?

@kevin Unfortunately I couldn't find a way to disable it, setting it to 0 just throws error on mailman startup, so I just set it to default values.

Ah, ok... then this looks good to merge to me!