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The second part in this example replaces a part in the default config of the Maddy module and inserts the rspamd check to the message pipeline as described in the [https://maddy.email/reference/checks/rspamd upstream documentation]. | The second part in this example replaces a part in the default config of the Maddy module and inserts the rspamd check to the message pipeline as described in the [https://maddy.email/reference/checks/rspamd upstream documentation]. | ||
== Tipps & tricks == | |||
=== Test mail server === | |||
You can use several online tools to test your mail server configuration: | |||
* [https://ssl-tools.net/mailservers ssl-tools.net/mailservers]: Test your mail server configuration for validity and security. | |||
* [https://www.mail-tester.com mail-tester.com]: Send a mail to this service and get a rating about the "spaminess" of your mail server. | |||
* Send a mail to the echo server <code>echo@univie.ac.at</code>. You should receive a response containing your message in several seconds. | |||
=== Autoconfig === | === Autoconfig === | ||
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Of course autoconfig.example.org domain should point to your server running the SSL enabled web service. | Of course autoconfig.example.org domain should point to your server running the SSL enabled web service. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||