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Outgoing-only local postfix server with rDNS, DKIM, and SPF with Google Apps for incoming mail handling? Yep.
One of these days, I will.
Coming soon to a lowendscript near you...
I thought that was set up in DNS.....
edit: I'm going home. I'm tired.
I typically use the spf checkers (free tools). I think dnssy dot com has one and maybe dnstools dot com or something like that. Can't remember offhand, I usually just ask jeeves for "spf test tools" and use the first result
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I used http://www.mtgsy.net/dns/spfwizard.php to make mine.
@drmike - it is setup in the DNS.
Use the following link to check your spf record-
http://www.openspf.org/Tools
You can use following link to create your spf record-
http://www.openspf.org/SPF_Record_Syntax
Also don't forget to setup DomainKey and DKIM in your DNS. Yahoo! and Hotmail rejects email if they can't verify DomainKey/DKIM. They validate spf records too; but if you don't have DKIM/DomainKey setup properly your mail will land in Spam folder irrespective of spf validation status.
Use DkimProxy+Postfix. You can use DkimProxy to sign & verify outgoing & incoming emails, respectively, using DomainKey & DKIM. Hope this helps.
SPF aka "coercion relay"
Then how are we setting up SPF with a lowendscript? Or is LES getting dns as well?
I would be great if someone integrate these functions to LowEndScript, I've read a lot of tutorials but none of them worked
I've spent a week to make something like that work but I failed. My outgoing email didn't get signed. Maybe, I was trying to sending email from [email protected] on the server xyz.com
Do you have any suggestion?
gave up and just added google's recommened SPF