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Add note on working MX, FCrDNS and SPF+DKIM+DMARC to documentation #1228
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RFC821 says "host name of the sender-SMTP", so that would suggest yes. |
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Some inbound mail servers may check whether an SMTP EHLO domain has (1) a working MX and (2) FCrDNS. So, for the mail test it is important that the EHLO domain that is used by the Internet.nl test suite has both in place.
For the EHLO domain setting see:
Internet.nl/internetnl/settings.py
Line 97 in 7426760
And see:
Internet.nl/docker/host-dist.env
Line 24 in 7426760
Is it indeed correct that e.g. batch.internet.nl is using batch.internet.nl as the EHLO domain?
Furthermore, SPF+DKIM+DMARC should be configured. In case a domain is used for the Internet.nl test suite that has no regular outbound mail the following records should be used.
The right place in the documentation to cover this seems to be: https://github.com/internetstandards/Internet.nl/blob/main/documentation/Docker-deployment.md#dns-setup
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