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fix(platform): mail.sh reads the catch-all from the full Domain and lets Microsoft's block through to the delisting - #2643
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…ets Microsoft's block through to the delisting (#2627) The Domain listing leaves catchAllAddress out, so the addresses stage reported no catch-all while catchall@ was set. And the delisting step counted Microsoft's own rejections among the checks to fix first, which the request exists to lift.
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Part of #2627
Two false alarms in
platform/bootstrap/mail.sh, seen on the first full run against production:catchall@esa-blueshell.nl. The Domain listing (query) leavescatchAllAddressout, so the stage now reads the full Domain (get).Verified read-only against production: the catch-all passes, the warning is gone, and the only failure left is Microsoft's rejection itself. shellcheck passes.