Liron Newman wrote: >My current HeloDomain is set to one of my domains (The first one I had, >actually). However, a reverse resolve on my IP gives something else, not >that domain or a name under it. > >I was wondering if maybe it would be better to set my HeloDomain to what >my IP resolves to, or maybe even RootDomain? (I wouldn't chnge >POP3Domain because that would require people to change their settings, >and it has nothing to do with it anyway) > >What do you think? What could be the implications of the current status, >and of changing it? Does it even matter (SPAM scores maybe? I don't know..)? > Thanks to all who answered, I changed my HeloDomain. :) Now I'm wondering - Should I change my RootDomain as well? What does RootDomain do, anyway?The Readme just says "Indicate the primary domain for the server".. From what I saw, its function is when answering a "HELO somedomain.com" in an incoming SMTP session with "250 RootDomain". Is that RootDomain's only use? If so, when does it matter?
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