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Patrick Cernko
MTASTS-EXIM-PERL
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@@ -280,8 +280,8 @@ addresses.
There is a wrapper script
`report.sh`
which allows setting the
required local options and arguments for
`report.py`
. It will also
search the required log files by mtime to include all logs from
**yesterday**
. Just create
that
file in the same directory
as
`report.sh`
:
**yesterday**
. Just create
a
file
`report.inc`
in the same directory
as
`report.sh`
:
```
ignore_domains=<value for --ignore-domains, put in your own domains here>
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@@ -296,8 +296,8 @@ self explaining or described in `report.sh --help`.
If you announce DMARC reporting based on RFC 7489 (that is, your
`_dmarc.DOMAIN`
DNS record contains
`rua=`
or
`ruf=`
fields), I
suggest to add this address to
`--ignore-
domain
s`
resp. the
`ignore_
domain
s=`
setting. Otherwise, you get a DMARC/TLSRPT report
suggest to add this address to
`--ignore-
sender
s`
resp. the
`ignore_
sender
s=`
setting. Otherwise, you get a DMARC/TLSRPT report
ping-pong forever.
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