Mailjet / noho.st domain validation

jodldodl · August 12, 2021, 12:05pm

Hi!
I’ve installed Yunohost at home on a Raspberry Pi 4 with a noho.st domain. Everything works great so far.
Except one thing: E-Mail.
As my provider has blocked port 25, I’m forced to use a SMTP Relay. So I created an account at mailjet.com and followed this instructions:
Configure SMTP relay | Yunohost Documentation

After sending my first testmail, I got a notification from mailjet, that I have to verify my domain:

Where do I have to put the .txt file? Or where can I edit my DNS records?
Thanks in advance!

jodldodl · August 16, 2021, 8:56am

Really no one in this forum knows how to validate a noho.st domain with mailjet??

rungeard · August 16, 2021, 11:40am

No idea if it’s possible with noho.st domain, but your question seems to be similar to this topic

ralphshinevar · August 16, 2021, 3:54pm

Mailjet does not help. I do not get the email because of the port 25 block. Help!

ljf · August 17, 2021, 4:30pm

Note: it might be possible to use an smtp relay which offers an other ports.

If you can’t use smtp relay cause port are blocked an other way could be to use a vpn with a dedicated public ip.

About your question about adding some dns entries in noho.st subdomains, some entries could be forbidden. However it’s possible to try to create a hook custom_dns_rules

github.com

YunoHost/yunohost/blob/f0590907c9e2eebe46d28146698387a33a8aea76/src/yunohost/domain.py#L572

    
      
                  for name, ttl_, type_, value in extra
              ],
          }
          
          
##################
          # Custom records #
          ##################
          
          
# Defined by custom hooks ships in apps for example ...
          
          
hook_results = hook_callback("custom_dns_rules", args=[domain])
          for hook_name, results in hook_results.items():
              #
              # There can be multiple results per hook name, so results look like
              # {'/some/path/to/hook1':
              #       { 'state': 'succeed',
              #         'stdreturn': [{'type': 'SRV',
              #                        'name': 'stuff.foo.bar.',
              #                        'value': 'yoloswag',
              #                        'ttl': 3600}]
              #       },

Note: it might be possible to use an smtp relay

system · September 16, 2021, 4:30pm

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