docs(mail): record that the SMTP path is verified for both domains #386
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Ta bort grenen "docs/smtp-path-verified"
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Closes a real gap in the §5 procedure: step 0 as written only exercises the HTTP API, which is the portal's path.
Forgejo, Alertmanager and the monitoring cross-probe all send over SMTP — a different credential with its own authorisation list. Step 3 repoints
forgejo_mailer_from,alert_email_fromandmonitoring_probe_mail_fromat the new domain, so SMTP must authorise it too, and an API pass says nothing about that.Verified after the credential rotation (#385)
From both hosts, since Alertmanager sends from the monitoring VM with its own egress. Mirrors the cross-probe's own curl invocation, so a pass here means that probe will work.
alerts@mail.gitborg.serc=0rc=0no-reply@email.bitborg.serc=0rc=0Step 3's SMTP prerequisite therefore holds.
With controls, because four rc=0 results are not evidence
rc=8"Weird server reply"rc=67"Login denied"Without these, the
email.bitborg.sepass would be equally consistent with a relay that accepts anything — which would have made it worthless as a step 3 prerequisite. Same discipline that caught/channelsanswering 200 while completely unauthenticated in #385.Docs only; no behaviour change. Both hosts remain at
changed=0.