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spam problem: reciving spam fom my own domain but form outsiders

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Anonymous
2016-01-23
2016-02-03
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    Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2016-01-23

    Hi there,

    I have a domain fakedomain.com with some trust networks configured.
    dkim is configured in the dns and the SPF points to my trust networks.
    My problem is if I recive a email from me@fakedomain.com to me@fakedomain.com from a non trust network it is still acepted by the gateway.
    Shoudn't any email from @fakedomain.com be blocked if it is not coming from my trust networks ?
    even if it is for fakedomain.com.
    I am not sure if I am not missing something in the configuration or if it is a bug or totaly normal ?

    thanks
    Marin

     

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    MACscr - 2016-01-26

    I wonder if while still having domains on a whitelist, they can still be checked for SPF and if failed, blocked if hardfail or marked as spam if softfail. Maybe that would work for you? I am not 100% sure what the configuration for that would be.

     
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    Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2016-01-28

    You need to make sure the SPF is valid. Find online websites for that.
    @your-fake-domain.com as sender will be considered spam if the SPF is set correctly.

    If the fake address is in From field, DKIM comes in action.

     

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    Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2016-02-03

    Hi all,

    I corrected the SPF, it was to permissive.

    Thanks

     

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