Heho, > My system has five mail items still queued, that won't be delivered. > Two because of broken DNSSEC, three because of invalid TLSA records. > (It's report ppk95bat9arnakovq5nmljen4n342u, by the way.) > > The consequences of this in the report could be somewhat confusing. > It says "Not all DANE related emails have been sent; We are lacking > information to analyze DANE support.", and "The DNS resolver your > email provider/server relies on, Mail for DNSSEC enabled DNS > Resolution tests not sent; Cannot assess test. DNSSEC." That sounds > like something is wrong, but there really isn't, if I understand this > correctly; you just don't have the responses that would have told you > that my system sent you something when it shouldn't have. Hrm, this depends on how you sent the emails; What we do to establish if an email to a measurement target address (see detail page) has been sent is check all To: addresses in each email we receive. Technically, all 29 measurement destinations should be in the To: header of all measurement mails.
Specific emails not arriving is actually the signal we use to determine, e.g., DNSSEC support. But we added the To: check to distinguish between 'DNSSEC used' and 'specific mail not sent'. You did not check 'store my emails', though, so i cannot check how you did it for your test. I'd suspect something along the lines of 'one mail with one To: per measurement destination'? If you'd like to look into this a bit more, could you maybe run another test, but check the box for 'store my emails'? > (Also, I think maybe that last quote needs rewording - looks like > it's missing one or more words?) Yeah, good catch, fixing in a second. > Further, all the nice little icons on the report page are Unicode > characters, which works fine on Linux, and probably Windows, but on > my workstation, which runs NetBSD, I don't have whatever font that > is, so I just get those little boxes with the Unicode code point > numbers in them. I guess actual graphics would be more portably > rendered. Given the high portion of the measurement setup running on BSD, this is somewhat embarrassing. ;-) I would have expected the specific fonts to be delivered with the site. (UI stuff is somewhat difficult... and "not my core-strength". Will see if something can be done to make this render well on netbsd as well. Which browser are you using? w3m/links(2) with fb rendering or something with a gui? With best regards, Tobias -- Dr.-Ing. Tobias Fiebig T +31 616 80 98 99 M [email protected] _______________________________________________ mailop mailing list [email protected] https://list.mailop.org/listinfo/mailop
