Heho, As said by Alessandro; You will have to make the tool you are currently using for validating DKIM/SPF -> DMARC generate and send the reports.
What works well for me is rspamd [1], but there is also a tool for postfix (iirc; maybe somebody else can weigh in there). Similarly, there should be something for TLS-RPT. What you should keep in mind when setting this up, though, is that you can actually run into rather loop-y behavior if you originate your dmarc reports from a domain that requests reports itself (best practice would be originating from a subdomain not requesting reports; you could also exclude originating reports for that domain, at least with rspamd): - You get a mail - You sent a report - Other party gets a mail (the report) - Other party sends out report (because they got a mail from you) - You get a mail... For my setup, that is something I still plan to fix. :-| With best regards, Tobias [1] https://rspamd.com/doc/modules/dmarc.html _______________________________________________ mailop mailing list [email protected] https://list.mailop.org/listinfo/mailop
