Recent content by joshg

Ah... too funny. I just don't know enough and didn't want to be one of those people who accidentally posted something that was not wise to post. But now i think about it, of course these DNS records are public... DOH! 🤦‍♂️ But maybe made some more experienced people like you laugh. i'm ok...

THANK YOU all... i finally got it to work! The big clue was in that wonderful tool @Kirby recommended above: easydmarc. In case others end up here with the same question, here's what fixed it for me: Visiting the page...

No, when my forum sends emails out to members, I often get back rejections from some users' mail servers saying that they won't pass it through without DKIM and that there was no validated DKIM. I thought I needed my adminCP to show that it IS finding the DKIM record that matches its expected...

Doubt this is the issue, but i'm running PHP 8.2.26 rather than the current 8.3. I'm typically of the mind that if my site is running fine, not to mess with things like the PHP version until I have to. But any sense of if that could be the issue?

not sure what WHM is, nor if I have access to it. Probably not... i'm on a shared server, hosted at KnownHost. They also keep telling me that my DKIM seems to be set up right, so the problem must be within the Xenforo setup somehow.

wow, that is a VERY cool tool. Ran it on my site, and it says my site passed every single check, including that the DKIM record is valid. Not sure why @Kirby is showing it to not exist... I can see it and this tool can see it. Maybe was a DNS propagation delay? Anyway, this is another thing...

thanks. I was told that since our nameservers are at our hosting provider, then that's where the TXT records on this needed to be. Our domain is hosted elsewhere... tried going there, but it told me, as expected, that I shouldn't be trying to edit records like this at their service since our...

This is driving me crazy. I have openssl extension installed and enabled on my server, as per requirements I go to ACP->Options->Email Options and click Enable for DKIM option. I get this box... and enter my domain properly (actually, it prepopulates the domain properly in this box, and i leave...

thanks. In my case, this happened to two members who were not inactive... so while this security lockout for inactives looks to be good practice, it wouldn't have stopped the recent attacks we had.

Has anyone verified this works with v2.3? Is it still maintained? Seems like no activity for several years.

May sound unusual, but I wish I could put a waiting period on new posts (in a given forum area) for anyone that's changed their email address recently. Seen a scam on my forum where someone got access to a forum member's acount, then changed their email address and password, and then posted...

Anyone know for sure if this mod works on v2.3+?

Great, thanks as always @Ozzy47 !

Thanks! Are Exif, Gmp, Intl packages necessary or helpful? They were also installed at my previous host but were defaulted off at my new hosting company before I had them turned on since that AdminCP area was reporting them as "NO" status.

Thanks for fast responses. Glad to know i shouldn't need it. Can't recall why i had it enabled on my previous host... possibly there are some add-ons that needed it?