RFC7505 Means Yes, Your Domain Can Refuse to Handle Mail. Please Leave Us a TXT If You Do.

Reprise from 2021, now also trackerless - https://nxdomain.no/~peter/rfc7505_means_yes_you_can_refuse_to_handle_mail.html #NULLMX #antispam #email # security #SPF #spam #RFC7505 #SMTP (and converting from G's wysiwyg editor droppings is painful fyi)

RFC7505 Means Yes, Your Domain Can Refuse to Handle Mail. Please Leave Us a TXT If You Do.

I've updated my MailPolicyExplainer #PowerShell module. Now, it can evaluate #SPF records recursively, counting how many #DNS lookups all of those "include" tokens consume. Does your SPF record return a PermError? Try the new `-Recurse` parameter and find out!

Of course, it still checks the usual #email things: #DKIM, #DMARC, #BIMI, #DANE, #DNSSEC, #MTASTS, #NullMX records, and #IPv4 and #IPv6 reachability. Version 1.3.0 is now live in #PSGallery and on #GitHub.
https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/MailPolicyExplainer/1.3.0

MailPolicyExplainer 1.3.0

Explains a domain's email DNS records, including MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and more.

@cm @rhonda Team #NullMX :-)
Auf den Spaß mit IMAP Clients bin ich in meinem Mail Talk auf der MRMCD gar nicht eingegangen. Ich kenn die Nerverei jedenfalls auch zur Genüge.
Und auch wenns für Euch kein Thema ist, Apples Mail.app legt dir Ordner immer auf Englisch an egal wie eins die Systemsprache hat. (INBOX, Drafts, Archive, Sent, Outbox) Einstellen welcher Order wofür zu verwenden ist geht nur so halb gut.