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show_error_login :: L.Error -> String
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show_error_login = case _ of
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L.ParsingError {error, position} ->
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"position " <> show position <> " " <> maybe "" string_error_login error
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L.ParsingError {error} -> maybe "" string_error_login error
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string_error_login :: L.LoginParsingError -> String
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string_error_login = case _ of
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show_error_email :: E.Error -> String
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show_error_email = case _ of
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E.ParsingError {error, position} ->
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"position " <> show position <> " " <> maybe "" string_error_email error
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E.ParsingError {error} -> maybe "" string_error_email error
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string_error_email :: E.EmailParsingError -> String
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string_error_email = case _ of
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show_error_password :: P.Error -> String
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show_error_password = case _ of
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P.ParsingError {error, position} ->
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"position " <> show position <> " " <> maybe "" string_error_password error
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P.ParsingError {error} -> maybe "" string_error_password error
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string_error_password :: P.PasswordParsingError -> String
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string_error_password = case _ of
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"""
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, Bulma.hr
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, Bulma.h3 "I have something to host."
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, expl' "Let's assume you have a web server and you host your website somewhere (A and AAAA records)."
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, Bulma.h3 "I have something to host (A and AAAA records)."
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, expl' "Let's assume you have a web server and you host your website somewhere."
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, Bulma.p """
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You want an A (IPv4) or AAAA (IPv6) record pointing to your server, named "enigma" for example.
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"""
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, expl' "You need other names pointing to your server (CNAME records)."
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, Bulma.hr
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, Bulma.h3 "You need other names pointing to your server (CNAME records)."
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, Bulma.p """
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You may not want to use the name of your server "enigma" directly.
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Instead, you may want the usual names for your services, such as "www" or "blog".
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CNAME records are basically aliases, exactly to that end.
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"""
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, expl' "If you have other servers, just add more A or AAAA records."
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, Bulma.hr
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, Bulma.h3 "If you have other servers, just add more A or AAAA records."
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, Bulma.p """
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Tip: choose relevant names for your servers then add CNAME records.
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For example, you can have an A record named "server1" and a CNAME "www" pointing to it.
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, Bulma.h3 "I want an email server."
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, expl' """
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Hosting a mail server is quite complex.
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This page will focus on the main parts regarding the DNS.
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This section will focus on the main parts regarding the DNS.
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"""
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, Bulma.notification_danger' """
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The actual configuration of your mail server is complex and depends on your choice of software.
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, Bulma.hr
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, Bulma.p """
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DMARC enables to check the "From:" field of a mail, based on the SPF and DKIM mechanisms.
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Thus, domains with a DMARC record enable to only allow verified mails.
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Valid emails come from an authorized IP address (SPF), are signed by the verified email server (DKIM) and have an email address coming from a verified domain (DMARC) related to the two previous spam mitigation mechanisms.
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"""
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, Bulma.hr
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, Bulma.p """
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With DMARC, you won't accept an email from "hacker@example.com" because it was sent by another domain with a valid SPF and DKIM.
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"""
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