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Florent Daigniere 3 years ago
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@ -374,7 +374,7 @@ How do I setup a MTA-STS policy?
Mailu can serve an `MTA-STS policy`_; To configure it you will need to: Mailu can serve an `MTA-STS policy`_; To configure it you will need to:
1. setup the appropriate DNS/CNAME record (``mta-sts.example.com`` -> ``mailu.example.com``) and DNS/TXT record (``_mta-sts.example.com`` -> ``v=STSv1; id=1``) paying attention to the ``TTL`` as this is used by MTA-STS. 1. add ``mta-sts.example.com`` to the ``HOSTNAMES`` configuration variable (and ensure that a valid SSL certificate is available for it)
2. configure an override with the policy itself; for example, your ``overrides/nginx/mta-sts.conf`` could read: 2. configure an override with the policy itself; for example, your ``overrides/nginx/mta-sts.conf`` could read:
@ -387,7 +387,7 @@ Mailu can serve an `MTA-STS policy`_; To configure it you will need to:
mx: mailu.example.com\r\n"; mx: mailu.example.com\r\n";
} }
3. add ``mta-sts.example.com`` to the ``HOSTNAMES`` configuration variable (and ensure that a valid SSL certificate is available for it) 3. setup the appropriate DNS/CNAME record (``mta-sts.example.com`` -> ``mailu.example.com``) and DNS/TXT record (``_mta-sts.example.com`` -> ``v=STSv1; id=1``) paying attention to the ``TTL`` as this is used by MTA-STS.
*issue reference:* `1798`_. *issue reference:* `1798`_.

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