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Did we read a different article? DKIM is a simple DNS entry. One-click unsubscribe should be standard.
by Kye 3y ago
Did we read a different article? DKIM is a simple DNS entry. One-click unsubscribe should be standard.
- amluto 3y agoAlso: > So today, we’re introducing new requirements for bulk senders — those who send more than 5,000 messages to Gmail addresses in one day If you run an email server for personal use, you are quite unlikely to send more than 5k messages per day.
- superkuh 3y agoIt's also standard practice to use self-signed certs with mail DKIM. Mail as a protocol has, for the most part, tried to stay true to it's federated roots and most things can be implemented without dependencies on third party corporations. I avoided DKIM till 2018 when google started accepting my mail but silently sending it to the spam folder; so I wouldn't even get a reject message. I thought it'd be to onerous to implement but rspamd's dkim signing feature made it easy to use with my locally generated self-signed certs (and postfix).
- cookiengineer 3y agoMost people that want to self host their own email server for personal use (e.g. on a VPS on their own domain) don't have the infrastructure for reverse DNS zones, so I'd argue that DMARC and DKIM are kind of pointless because their email lands in spam anyways once the PTR query on the IP fails to resolve to the same domain because 99% of the time it will be something like ipv4.somehosting-company.com
- account42 3y agoWhat bargain bin VPS provider doesn't let you configure reverse DNS for your IP?