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I finally figured everything out.
It had nothing to do with dkimVerdict
and/or the dmarcVerdict
being GRAY
.
A collegue of mine had an old rule in place, for the same domain, which delivered received messages to an S3 bucket. The bucket was removed, but the rule was still there and, of course, it was failing to execute.
Paolo
answered 4 months ago
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