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Add SPF and DKIM Authentication for Outgoing Emails in Docker Compose
Description
Currently, the outgoing emails sent from the anonaddy Docker container are being blocked by Gmail due to unauthenticated sending. Gmail's error message indicates that the email is not passing SPF and DKIM checks. In order to ensure successful email delivery, it's essential to implement proper email authentication mechanisms like SPF and DKIM.
Proposed Changes
SPF Configuration:
Add an SPF record for the domain used by anonaddy to the DNS settings. This will help Gmail and other mail providers authenticate the sending server.
The SPF record should allow the IP address of the server to send emails on behalf of the domain.
Example SPF record:
v=spf1 ip4:<YOUR_SERVER_IP> -all
DKIM Configuration:
Integrate OpenDKIM (or another DKIM signing tool) into the Docker container to sign outgoing emails with a DKIM key.
Generate DKIM keys (public and private) and configure the container to sign emails using the private key.
Add the public DKIM key as a TXT record to the DNS settings for the domain.
Steps for DKIM:
Generate DKIM keys:
opendkim-genkey -s mail -d example.com
Configure OpenDKIM to sign emails and store the private key in the container.
Add the public DKIM key to the DNS as a TXT record:
mail._domainkey.example.com. IN TXT "v=DKIM1; k=rsa; p=<YOUR_PUBLIC_DKIM_KEY>"
Mail Server Configuration:
Ensure that the mail server (e.g., Postfix) inside the Docker container is configured to use the DKIM signing tool to sign outgoing messages.
Update Docker Compose configuration to expose necessary ports (e.g., SMTP ports 25 and 587) and provide the required environment variables for DKIM signing.
Benefits
Prevent emails from being marked as spam or bounced by mail providers like Gmail.
Improve email deliverability and ensure proper email authentication.
Additional Information
This issue is critical for users who wish to send authenticated emails from the anonaddy service, especially those using it with custom domains.
Please refer to the official guides for configuring SPF and DKIM for more details.
Thank you for considering this enhancement!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Add SPF and DKIM Authentication for Outgoing Emails in Docker Compose
Description
Currently, the outgoing emails sent from the anonaddy Docker container are being blocked by Gmail due to unauthenticated sending. Gmail's error message indicates that the email is not passing SPF and DKIM checks. In order to ensure successful email delivery, it's essential to implement proper email authentication mechanisms like SPF and DKIM.
Proposed Changes
Add an SPF record for the domain used by anonaddy to the DNS settings. This will help Gmail and other mail providers authenticate the sending server.
The SPF record should allow the IP address of the server to send emails on behalf of the domain.
Example SPF record:
v=spf1 ip4:<YOUR_SERVER_IP> -all
Steps for DKIM:
Benefits
Additional Information
Thank you for considering this enhancement!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: