By dlmousey
So i can’t for the life of me figure out how to set up an MX Record for Citadel, At the minute it’s not sending or recieving any mail besides internal mail coming from the same domain (so tom@deadlyllama.com can send messages to ash@deadlyllama.com, but can’t send messages anywhere else).
Then i derped and realised i need an MX Record to get the mail, the only problem is i have absolutely no idea what i need to set up to actually get Citadel mail working.
Can anyone help me? My domain is deadlyllama.com
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Assuming that your mail server is on a droplet that deadlyllama.com resolves to adding the following MX record via the DNS section of the control panel should get basic mail services working.
MX 1 deadlyllama.com
This just tells clients that mail services for your domain are handled by the server at deadlyllama.com.
This will only get a basic setup going and you will want to look into setting up an SPF record and ensure that you have a properly configured PTR (reverse DNS) for your droplet to help prevent messages you send from being flagged as spam.
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