This will default to True and defer emails that fail even "loose"
validation of DANE or MTA-STS
It should work most of the time but if it doesn't and you would rather
see your emails delivered, you can turn it off.
@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ mail in following format: ``[HOST]:PORT``.
By default postfix uses "opportunistic TLS" for outbound mail. This can be changed
By default postfix uses "opportunistic TLS" for outbound mail. This can be changed
by setting ``OUTBOUND_TLS_LEVEL`` to ``encrypt`` or ``secure``. This setting is highly recommended
by setting ``OUTBOUND_TLS_LEVEL`` to ``encrypt`` or ``secure``. This setting is highly recommended
if you are using a relayhost that supports TLS.
if you are using a relayhost that supports TLS but discouraged otherwise. ``DEFER_ON_TLS_ERROR`` (default: True) controls whether incomplete policies (DANE without DNSSEC or "testing" MTA-STS policies) will be taken into account and whether emails will be defered if the additional checks enforced by those policies fail.
Similarily by default nginx uses "opportunistic TLS" for inbound mail. This can be changed
Similarily by default nginx uses "opportunistic TLS" for inbound mail. This can be changed
by setting ``INBOUND_TLS_ENFORCE`` to ``True``. Please note that this is forbidden for
by setting ``INBOUND_TLS_ENFORCE`` to ``True``. Please note that this is forbidden for