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An external domain beyond my control... fails spf and dmarc... whitelisting gives them a negative spam score but the emails still go to junk folder I've lost sleep over this! Is there a way to override this behavior for a specific server address? If not, would turning off spf checking for...

I have so much to learn! Thank you for replying. I might give it a try anyway and just watch it real close to be sure.

I tried something like hamsi had: /\.xyz$/ REJECT /\.kz$/ REJECT /\.co$/ REJECT /\.icu$/ REJECT But with this in the main.cf: pcre:/etc/postfix/reject_domains (note the prcre) It works for domains I add like the following but not for the TLDs added like above...

Same question. I found the following which I thought might help a little if I was actually looking when they logged in, but it appears that mail logins are no longer possible to view here either - so from what I can tell, there is NO way to retrieve the IP address of a webmail login...

Well shucks. Removing the subdomain didn't work either. So I've blanked out this entry and saved it. Still hoping to find out how to use this, assuming it IS for skipping SPF checking for specific domains.

These are found in Tools & Settings > Mail Server Settings under the SPF spam protection heading. I'm having trouble receiving email from a particular server and I thoughtm from what little info I could find , that this might help. I entered a domain (with a subdomain) into SPF local rules...

I changed mine to 1500 per that support article. Now my logs say 1500 instead of 1000. Other possible fixes are mentioned by users, but I'm not sure what to do - any advice? I thought about trying a LOWER number as one poster suggested, but thought I'd seek additional advice first before any...