Is it possible to configure SES to only send mails to certain domains?
I'm having problems finding such a feature in the AWS documentation.
You can refer this Knowledge center article to block emails from specific domains or email addresses in Amazon SES and also you can use Recipient-based control using receipt rules. To know more, Kindly refer
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I have a domain that is run through Cloudflare. I want to receive custom emails for my domain such as hi#domain.com. I want those emails to be forwarded to my personal gmail address.
I set up Mailgun with my domain, and it verified the MX, TXT, and CNAME records are set up correctly at Cloudflare. I set up a route on Mailgun to forward any mail sent to my domain to my personal gmail account. However, I am still not receiving email send to hi#domain.com.
I have set up mailgun using the recommended domain mg.domain.com
I have had a similar issue that turned out to be related to the Spam Experts system, called Professional Spam Filter in Cpanel. Within that subsystem under Incoming there is an Edit Route. That needed to be changed from the domain name to the Server name (name of the host server).
I tested it on two different domains and it worked instantly.
I am useing quintolabs qlproxy for web filtering. How can I whitelist onedrive so it stays syncronized? What are the URLs and IPs to Whitelist?
Seems the issue is that OneDrive application uses SSL Pinning and thus does not accept mimicked SSL certificate from your Squid proxy. A similar issue for Dropbox is explained at http://docs.diladele.com/faq/squid/dropbox.html.
This same error will be present in all SSL inspecting web filters. For example from the message at Sophos (astaro) UTM support forum it seems the list of domain names to exclude is quite large (see https://www.astaro.org/gateway-products/network-protection-firewall-nat-qos-ips/56579-microsoft-onedrive.html):
skyapi.live.net
storage.live.com
skydrive.live.com
shared.live.com
onedrive.live.com
Please note the list may not be complete. The best is to fire up the WireShark or (better) Microsoft Message Analyzer on the machine where OneDrive is installed and try to see what domain names are sent to the proxy upon start of OneDrive application. Then exclude these from ssl bump.
I have two question to which I can't seem to find clear answers.
(1) I have GA tracking set-up for my domain.com.
(2) I also have the same tracking code set in the <head> of some other subdomains: sub1.domain.com, sub2.domain.com, etc.
(3) The subdomains are protected with Apache's basic auth which requires to provide a username and a password to access them.
Questions:
Does GA automatically tracks traffic from subdomains?
Is it possible that GA still sends calls from auth-protected
subdomains?
Thank you!
While you have to set a domain name in the configuration tracking is not limited to that domain; Google Analytics tracks traffic from every domain with the given account id, be it domains and subdomains or different domains (except that sessions are interrupted if the user switches between domains unless you have set up cross domain tracking). So that is a yes, subdomains will be tracked.
Basic Auth prevents people from accessing your site, it does not prevent your site from accessing urls on the internet. The call to Googles tracking server is, at the end of the day, simply a call to some url. So yes, Google will still send calls from auth-protected (sub-)domains.
I'm using an S3 bucket to host a static site, and CloudFlare as a CDN.
I'm noticing a large amount of POST requests (seems like spamming attempts), and I'm trying to block them so that I don't have to pay for that traffic.
Is there a way to block all POST requests on Bucket Policy (that would be the best choice probably)? Perhaps a way to block POST requests on CloudFlare?
CloudFlare has a firewall app you can use to whitelist or blacklist IPs, IP ranges or countries. There doesn't seem to be a way to set rules based on HTTP request type so see if you can blacklist the IP addresses instead.
Check if you have anything listed already on the Threat Control dashboard. In theory it should already challenge suspicious requests.
I'll preface this by saying I'm very new to working with webservers, so hopefully this is not a drop-dead simple issue - but I've yet to find a solution for creating an email account for my domain.
I was trying to create a new email address under my webserver domain due to purchasing an SSL certificate. I'm using www.ssls.com to provide the cert, and the final step is to provide an email account for the approver email to receive the cert. However, I can only choose to send the cert to a list of generic emails on my domain, such as admin#my_domain_name.com. This seemed like a straightforward issue, but have yet to find a solution to create a new user account/email to receive the certificate.
I tried using the Bitnami document to add Webmin to my webserver to manage emails, but I seem to be getting issues accessing the files under etc/webmin/apache due to permission issues, even though I'm logging into as the root user.
Am I missing something extremely simple in this process? It seems like setting up an email on the domain should be a relatively straightforward process, but I've yet to find a way to do this. The webserver is hosted on Azure using the Bitnami LAMP stack and Apache.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Bitnami developer here.
Your domain provider probably gave you an email address like admin#yoursite.com. You should check with them.
You could also try to enter to your provider admin panel and see if you can configure your email.