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[desert topaz]

I would be happy if you give me a custom domain email forme

[email protected]

[smoky eagle]

Rtfm

[desert topaz]

means?

[smoky eagle]

Read the funny manual

[desert topaz]

where?

[smoky eagle]

[desert topaz]

?

[desert topaz]

.

@desert topaz

?

[desert topaz]

?

[desert topaz]

@desert topaz

[stuck panther]

Read the docs, we won't make your domain for you. You have to request it yourself

https://is-a.dev/docs

[desert topaz]

I know and I have made but there i a problem making the email

[stuck panther]

What's the problem?

[desert topaz]

Im not able to send email as [email protected]

[stuck panther]

?dig devarnav.is-a.dev

[gleaming tinsel]

DNS Records for devarnav.is-a.dev

A Records

185.199.110.153
185.199.108.153
185.199.109.153```
 **MX Records**
```10 mx.zoho.in.
12 mx3.zoho.in.
11 mx2.zoho.in.```
 **TXT Records**
```"zoho-verification=zb39750828.zmverify.zoho.in"
"v=DKIM1; k=rsa; p=MIGfMA0GCSqGSIb3DQEBAQUAA4GNADCBiQKBgQCAAt9K76gVP+mjIb76sc2SyJs1lokKVvJMkgzPMYWzJl4oXqZmecc7qvjppmbxPqU45oB8AShe0n1fIJRjuozrZRuvh3C9qIHAB5iKmS6bV6tHVWNhNymNxyaQhAgdKwYBpfORrzd9S1S+036c1f7moJ+MQOzHQOePQR7wIDAQAB"
"v=spf1 include:zoho.in ~all"```

[stuck panther]

Do you get an error?

Or is the domain not verified yet according to Zoho mail?

[desert topaz]

it is verified but idk what is the error

[stuck panther]

Then what's the issue

[kind chasm]

Maybe the DMARC record isn't set up

[stuck panther]

It seems to be. See last line of #1309094726665895997 message. Or is DMARC different

[kind chasm]

so idk why it do that

[stuck panther]

Him not being able to describe the issue makes it harder

Sometimes I wish people were taught how to ask questions by the stack overflow community

They taught me well

[stuck panther]

So in everything, do to others what you would have them do to you, for this sums up the Law and the Prophets.

Matthew 7:12

Make sure it’s obvious what you’re trying to get out of the question. Too many “questions” are actually just statements: when I do X, something goes wrong.

Well, what did you expect it to do? What are you trying to accomplish? What have you already tried? What happened in those attempts? Be detailed: in particular, if something didn’t work, don’t just state that: tell us how it failed. If it threw an exception, what was the exception? (Don’t just give the type – give the error message and say which line threw it. If there’s a nested exception, post that too.)

If at all possible, write a sort of “executive summary” at the start of your question, followed by a more detailed description. Remember that on the list of questions, the first few sentences will appear as a snippet. If you can get a sense of the question across in that snippet, you’re more likely to attract views from people who can answer the question.

One trap that many posters fall into is to ask how to achieve some “small” aim, but never say what the larger aim is. Often the smaller aim is either impossible or rarely a good idea – instead, a different approach is needed. Again, if you provide more context when writing your problem statement, we can suggest better designs. It’s fine to specify how you’re currently trying to solve your bigger problem, of course – that’s likely to be necessary detail – but include the bigger goal too.

[desert topaz]

idk