@cks yes, for DMARC you need an aligned SPF pass OR a DKIM pass. If you're forwarding, the former isn't going to happen, so you're reliant on DKIM. Sensible people don't enable strict DMARC policies without first ensuring that they're DKIMing everything, so that shouldn't be an issue, but forwarding mail that isn't DKIM signed (and lots still isn't) is unlikely to be reliable, even if the sender hasn't explicitly said "p=reject".
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Another large language model scraper blocked. This graph is from a site which runs a tool generating answers for people doing important research work. The AI scraper sent hundreds of thousands of lookup requests evading rate limits by using about a thousand IPs and pinned multiple webservers at 100% CPU (graph from one attached). This is a massive waste of electricity to train a hallucination machine.
@alyx we have lots that only have IPv6 address on the server itself, but use NAT64 to get out to IPv4 only instances, and a https proxy inbound so v4 only instances can federate with us. We salute your purism!
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