Six report pages were mostly From names, subjects and signing domains;
whether reports go out at all was a frequency or rate expression inside
them. Each report page now opens with:
- tell other domains how their mail fared here (DMARC summaries):
every hour, once a day, once a week or never;
- tell them whether their mail reached us encrypted (TLS summaries):
the same;
- report each message that fails their checks (DMARC, DKIM and SPF
failure reports together): on, at most once a day per address, or off,
noting they carry message headers and that most large providers don't
send them. Off is a value that isn't a rate, which sends none;
- send them, and bounce messages, from addresses at the default domain
or a chosen one;
- read reports sent to postmaster@* (or other addresses) and show them
under Management › Reports, and whether to still deliver them.
A value set by a rule with conditions is shown as such and left to its
page. The page's own settings are folded underneath and reload after a
save.