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  • Bug Report - SPF Check not RFC compliant
    O owophelia

    Hello,

    I recently restructured SPF records and noticed that cloudrons chcek for a correct SPF record ist not rfc compliant.

    It seems to me that the SPF check in the UI (Email -> Domains) fails to check any include statements in the SPF-TXT record for a domain. This leads to cloudron reporting an incorrect SPF record despite the SPF record being correct.

    Cloudron is expecting something like

    TXT in foo.com
    v=spf1 a:bar.foo.com ~all

    and reports an error for
    TXT in bar.com
    v=spf1 include:_spf.foo.com ~all

    TXT in _spf.foo.com
    v=spf1 a:bar.foo.com ~all

    Despite being a correct SPF record, with less than 10 recursive DNS Querries needed.

    I totally understand why the webinterface "recommends" me to use the expected value, being easier to understand and more user friendly. Nevertheless I would expect cloudron to not report a correct (and working) SPF record as faulty.

    For reference: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc7208#section-4.6

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