In article <779A9BEB-3209-4922-80AD-51127B5F4D93(_at_)dukhovni(_dot_)org> you
write:
The reporting address might be cached as part of the policy, perhaps if
you toggle the "id" field of your _mta-sts.$DOMAIN TXT record, the relevant
senders will refresh your policy and along with it your TLSRPT record.
It clearly wasn't cached, since the reports all stopped other than the few
from socketlabs that send them via HTTPS.
Now I set it back to both, the mail from Google has resumed but the reports
from Comcast
I use to get have not. I do get mail from Comcast, kind of odd that they're
not sending reports.
R's,
John
[ I would have expected TLSRPT to not be cached, and looked up live, but
implementors get up to all sorts of unexpected designs. ]
On Apr 17, 2020, at 8:45 AM, John R. Levine <johnl(_at_)iecc(_dot_)com>
wrote:
JL> My _smtp._tls TXT records have had both mailto: and https: in them, so
JL> I just took out the mailto:. Will report back.
All of my mail reports stopped, the trickle from Socketlabs continued.
So I added the mailto: back. Strange.
--
Viktor.
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