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  <subtitle>Notes on work we actually did.</subtitle>
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    <title>Mail that arrives: everything internet.nl checks, and why</title>
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    <summary>A mail server that sends is easy. A mail server whose mail is accepted, and cannot be forged, is a dozen records that have to agree with each other. Here is every one of them, on our own domains, and what each is actually for.</summary>
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