• Resolved Amber Daulton

    (@amberdaultonauthor)


    I have a main domain and a subdomain, and I thought the dmarc record that I’m using for my main domain would also work for my subdomain. Apparently, it’s not working, and I already know you’re not supposed to have more than one dmarc in the DNS records. What can I do?

    I installed this plugin on my subdomain a few days ago, and my Health Checker is flagging it, citing a missing dmarc record. I know I don’t “need” the dmarc to be recognized by the plugin for me to be able to use the plugin, but it’s going to drive me crazy seeing that error message in the Health Checker.

    So if someone could help me get the the plugin to recognize the dmarc, that would be great. Or if you know a bit of coding that I could add to my functions.php to hide the error message, that would work too.

    main domain — amberdaulton.com

    subdomain — satinrosedesigns.amberdaulton.com

    Thanks!

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  • Plugin Support Victoria Sakal

    (@sakalvictoria)

    Hi, @amberdaultonauthor!

    Thanks for reaching out.

    Please kindly know, that you should be able to add the DMARC record to your subdomain as well. In case it helps, please, check our guide here on how to do this. This approach will be better than an alternative one (shared below) to hide the warning.

    // Remove WP Mail SMTP domain check test from Site Health.
    add_filter( 'site_status_tests', function ( $tests ) {
    
      if ( isset( $tests['async']['wp_mail_smtp_email_domain_check'] ) ) {
       unset( $tests['async']['wp_mail_smtp_email_domain_check'] );
      }
    
      return $tests;
    }, 30 );

    I hope it helps and have a great day!

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