Hosts, addresses and policy records
Everything on this page is published so that our traffic is identifiable rather than anonymous. If a connection claims to be us and does not match what is here, it is not us.
Hosts
| Host | Address | Role |
|---|---|---|
probe.danisflow.online |
78.138.0.182 |
Recipient address verification. Announces itself as
probe.danisflow.online in HELO and nothing else. Sends no mail. |
One host, one job. The address is in New York, United States. Forward and reverse DNS are
kept in agreement — probe.danisflow.online resolves to 78.138.0.182
and that address resolves back to the same name — so that receiving servers which require
matching forward-confirmed reverse DNS can verify us.
Policy records on this domain
danisflow.online TXT v=spf1 ip4:78.138.0.182 -all
_dmarc.danisflow.online TXT v=DMARC1; p=reject;
Both are strict on purpose. -all authorises exactly one address and nothing
else. p=reject asks you to refuse anything claiming to be from this domain that
fails authentication — which is everything, because this domain does not send
mail. If you receive a message purporting to come from danisflow.online,
it is forged, and we would like to hear about it.
Outreach mail comes from danisflow.com, which is a separate domain with its
own separate authentication. Nothing on this page authorises it, and nothing here should be
used to make a delivery decision about it.
What this host does not have
Stated plainly because it is a deliberate design constraint rather than an accident:
- No mail transfer agent. There is no Postfix, Exim or Sendmail on it. It cannot deliver a message even if instructed to.
- No database access. It reads a plain text file of addresses and writes a plain text file of answers. It cannot reach the systems that hold anything else.
- No mailing list, no message content, no scheduler. Nothing on this host decides who gets written to.
The boundary is the point: a fault in verification cannot turn into unwanted mail, because the machine doing the verifying has no way to send any.
Changes
If an address or host on this page changes, this page changes with it. It is the reference we point support requests and abuse reports at, so it is kept accurate rather than tidy.