Make sure they are using SPF SRS, or you will lose any mail from a sender that has -all
in their SPF record.
(If you forward to gmail, google will let you know that they don't with occasional red icons where the contact profile picture should be)
Make sure they are using SPF SRS, or you will lose any mail from a sender that has -all
in their SPF record.
(If you forward to gmail, google will let you know that they don't with occasional red icons where the contact profile picture should be)
Looks like they've got it covered.. thanks for the pointer!
Well, snap did make it easy to completely remove the certbot installation...
I decided to abandon certbot and obsolete plugins with no migration guidance. acme.sh
turned out to be far superior. They also support many more DNS providers.
I ended up using their DNS alias mode to centralize multi-domain certificate management on a single DigitalOcean api key (namecheap presented several limitations).
Note that acme.sh
changed their default provider to ZeroSSL, but they still support LetsEncrypt.
Thanks all!
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