Hi all,

we're using N-able Mail Assure for Spam Filtering, so naturally the MX records are set to:

mx1-eu.mtaroutes.com (priority 10)
mx2-eu.mtaroutes.com (priority 20)
mx3-eu.mtaroutes.com (priority 30)
mx4-eu.mtaroutes.com (priority 40)

Now, obviously Cloudron doesn't like this and throws out an error on the status page.

As i don't like error notifications even though everything works as expected, i looked for a solution and stumbled upon this in the documentation:

https://docs.cloudron.io/email/#alternate-mx

So, i have added mtaroutes.com to the SPF record, but honestly i do not understand how the SPF record should change anything in this situation.

Can someone explain like i'm 5 how this would actually work?
And i guess, i'll still not be able to get rid of the MX error on the status page right, at least i do not see a connection here?

Thanks in advance everyone!

@nebulon oh didn't see that... So we will wait, thank you

Hi,

is it possible to get the update to 4.3.4? I could use the fixes.

Thank you very much

@murgero thank you!

Hi all,

we're using N-able Mail Assure for Spam Filtering, so naturally the MX records are set to:

mx1-eu.mtaroutes.com (priority 10)
mx2-eu.mtaroutes.com (priority 20)
mx3-eu.mtaroutes.com (priority 30)
mx4-eu.mtaroutes.com (priority 40)

Now, obviously Cloudron doesn't like this and throws out an error on the status page.

As i don't like error notifications even though everything works as expected, i looked for a solution and stumbled upon this in the documentation:

https://docs.cloudron.io/email/#alternate-mx

So, i have added mtaroutes.com to the SPF record, but honestly i do not understand how the SPF record should change anything in this situation.

Can someone explain like i'm 5 how this would actually work?
And i guess, i'll still not be able to get rid of the MX error on the status page right, at least i do not see a connection here?

Thanks in advance everyone!