Replace domain which has gone away

msimerson / mail-dmarc

Mail::DMARC, a complete DMARC implementation in Perl

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Replace domain which has gone away #179

Closed marcbradshaw closed 4 years ago

marcbradshaw commented 4 years ago

Fix a failing test

Fixes #178

coveralls commented 4 years ago

Coverage remained the same at 84.028% when pulling 6c5dcdcda4eec1bd54449fec8e860a76d58d58a5 on fastmailops:FixNorecordTest into 19e86264f9ba51b9da8eedbfdf2d1a1257424ba3 on msimerson:master.

msimerson commented 4 years ago

Do we control that host name so that this won’t happen again?

marcbradshaw commented 4 years ago

It's a blogspot domain, I control the account but not the domain. It is possible that Google may change the DMARC record for that domain at some point. Blogspot chosen as it is on the PSL and so will not fallback to the org domain.

Other options

use a domain we own which does not have a DMARC record
register a new domain for this test

Thoughts?