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    Empty Message-ID in SMTP Test email?

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      matt0023 @GPz1100
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      @GPz1100 hey that's cool, nice work! Nope I haven't changed anything, still Gmail-ing it directly.
      But I'd like to try out your patch so I can relay it locally 👍

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        GPz1100 @Gertjan
        last edited by GPz1100

        @Gertjan said in Empty Message-ID in SMTP Test email?:

        Rotated "3 1 1" TLSA records based upon actual, and upcoming, certificates would be better.
        As mentioned above, right now I publish (the hashes) of all the 4 current LE signing certificates, so I don't need to do anything, as long as LE doesn't change its certs it uses to create mine. Every x years or so, I have to change them, as LE certs aren't eternal.
        So, I check ones in a while with the LE support pages for upcoming big changes, and do what is needed when time arrives.

        I decided to go a similar route, but more so based on the actual LE cert generated. I have as part of my LE update script, to also create the new tlsa record based on the new cert. Until I figure out how to parse json content, the old tlsa record will remain. Periodically (once a year?), I'll log in to CF and delete the older records.

        As I understand it, so long as there's at least one valid tlsa record, then it's all good?

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          Gertjan @GPz1100
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          @GPz1100 said in Empty Message-ID in SMTP Test email?:

          As I understand it, so long as there's at least one valid tlsa record, then it's all good?

          That's what I do, I publish the four (5 ?) "2.1.1" hashes that could be used by LE to sign my certificate. As long as one of them matches, the TLSA validation will work out : example :

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          No "help me" PM's please. Use the forum, the community will thank you.
          Edit : and where are the logs ??

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