Note that the Mailcow Sender ACL is now automated, not a manual step
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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## Sending as hello@sunfloweracressoaps.com
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## Sending as hello@sunfloweracressoaps.com
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Listmonk sends everything — every domain's campaigns — authenticated as one shared identity, `hello@reground.org`. For a campaign here to actually go out `From: hello@sunfloweracressoaps.com` instead of bouncing as a spoofing attempt, Mailcow's Sender ACL on `hello@reground.org` has to explicitly allow it — confirm this is in place (see `reground-infrastructure`'s `campaigns-sunfloweracres` role, which flags it as a manual step) before relying on a real send.
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Listmonk sends everything — every domain's campaigns — authenticated as one shared identity, `hello@reground.org`. For a campaign here to actually go out `From: hello@sunfloweracressoaps.com` instead of bouncing as a spoofing attempt, Mailcow's Sender ACL on `hello@reground.org` has to explicitly allow it — this is set automatically by `reground-infrastructure`'s `mailcow` role (it derives the full Sender ACL from `mailcow_mailboxes`, so any co-hosted client's `hello@` mailbox is covered without a manual step).
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