Andrew Lewis

It looks like the issue is with `hostname` check. How is Rspamd integrated / with what? I suppose it's being passed hostname with trailing dot for some reason.

You might be able to temporarily fix it with a rule; I wasn't able to test this: ~~~lua -- /etc/rspamd/rspamd.local.lua local lua_util = require 'lua_util' rspamd_config.UNQUALIFY_SENDER_HOSTNAME = { callback =...

The problem is about URL which contains 'ipfs.' and something that looks like content ID; seeing that URL could be useful in considering potential fixes. Probably we should better be...

> I'm running into the same issue. When I send an email from `server.example.com`, the DKIM header looks like this (see `d` is `example.com` and not `server.example.com`: I'm doubtful if...

Documentation for this option is apparently wrong (at least in part so; it's also described correctly). `exclude_recipients` is applicable to *local* recipients for which DMARC reports shouldn't be generated (only...

> Taking my example from this morning, the NDR for `[email protected]` was in response to a report generated for the domain `shows.bbc.co.uk`. To prevent this bounce in the future, do...

> I would like to have something that works on DMARC-reporting-addresses (this is the feature request), i.e. where I can list "[[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])" so that no reports are (attempted to be)...