Re: Dmarc failures

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General comment - i suggest you remove lists.archlinux.org from your spf record.

To pass dmarc you only need DKIM to be valid and aligned - spf is not needed.

Since passing SPF with SPF alignment also passes DMARC, then adding a 3rd party mailing list as a permitted SPF sender is really a bad idea.

Reason being that now you can have mail, which has no dkim signature at all, coming solely from that IP that can pass dmarc - even if you didn't sent it. This reduces the value of DMARC for your domain. Doing so, just gives email carte blanche to a third party for no benefit.

I would therefore recommend that you remove lists.archlinux.org from your SPF record - at best its not needed, at worst you have reduced your email security.

Just my view of course.

gene






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