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Attached Google DMARC reports sent as domain rejected

bloatedstoat
Hello, Our server is rejecting DMARC report emails sent from Google. Rather than zip up the XML file like many other services they appear to be sending the report attached to the email as "google.com!ourdomain.com" Our server has .com in the banned attachments list for good reason, as such the mail is being rejected where it sits in our mail delivery queue because the return address is noreply-dmarc-supportATgoogle.com. I could of course remove .com from exim's mail filter but I'd rather not. Did a spot of research and this appears to be the only workaround I've come across thus far. Anyone have an alternative solution? Thanks.

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  • RWH Tech
    I use this in a modified filter file( /etc/cpanel_exim_system_filter_fixed ) so it's not overwritten:
    # DO NOT FILTER MESSAGES TO ABUSE OR POSTMASTER if $h_to: contains "postmaster" or $h_to: contains "abuse" then finish endif
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  • bloatedstoat
    Thank you! I've implemented your suggestion. Anyone else looking for similar modifications to exim system filters there's some documentation at: How to Customize the Exim System Filter File - cPanel Knowledge Base - cPanel Documentation
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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello, Internal case CPANEL-7667 is included with cPanel version 60 to fix this issue. Here's a description of the resolution from the case: The Exim system filter for malicious file types could falsely flag unquoted names that contained a Windows extension somewhere in them. For example, "google.com.zip" would be flagged because it matched the pattern for ".com" (a DOS executable type). If the text is not in quotation marks, anchor it on whitespace, a semicolon, or a line break. Information about the build tiers and release process is available at: Product Versions and the Release Process - cPanel Knowledge Base - cPanel Documentation Thank you.
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