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You're welcome If you want to confirm the SPF and DKIM are working, you can try https://www.mail-tester.com/ Note that if you do this, you should send a real email to it (not just "Test"). If you send "Test" or similar, it'll give inaccurate results (it will likely show a PYZOR check failure and a spamassassin detection).

If you edit the target value of those DNS records to be johnny.heliohost.org instead of your domain, the autoconfig feature should work (no guarantees though, I'm not sure anyone has ever actually tried this before...) You also need to create a few other records: An MX record with a target of johnny.heliohost.org so you can receive mail. A TXT record for SPF. Create a TXT record with a blank name (or you may need to enter your domain as the name), and put this as the value: "v=spf1 ip4:64.62.151.106 ip6:2001:470:1:1ee::2009 ~all" A TXT record for DKIM. Create a TXT record called default._domainkey.tenkyuu.dev and put the below value in it: "v=DKIM1; p=MIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEA+SDLc/Hl5PNixlC3Z1QqVI5F0WQUTC0wA2GHBtcHm+cqyRxqCWP7OmmV5Z7Vn3nos10c8TB7chpdkPiTVeO53mrpK6ZC9fjhlfFajdLReXJvRhqR+MBCwUEw1IimwFUz35YIRwqJ2bHaqvtjhuH4oOZ45qq79GB9gsc5OGC/A74pvZBOzMt1zYo3BvwUNo2LTgcyMDTunY+ZU15PBFyE34tj8iniPctiznyx+MboWzR4FCG/igoSwuksUm591bW8PblllmtUzdIQi7ORn9P+JO+bCW29gJlJ77wxupzvelwUMbi/iNWrCnyVbJVNxHxGQTu4jzvMg74BfIGZ1YErmQIDAQAB;"

You should set up the client manually, do not use autoconfig. When entering the connection info, enter johnny.heliohost.org (not your domain!) as the server address. If you enter your domain as the server in a mail client, it will not work. If you want the auto config to work, change the domain name in the target of those SRV records to johnny.heliohost.org as well. Also, did you create an MX record? You need to create an MX record pointed to Johnny.heliohost.org so you can actually receive mail. If you plan to send it, you also need to create TXT records for SPF and DKIM.

Strict mode is a known issue. The recommended settings are Full (but not strict). Plaske is unable to issue certificates when strict mode is enabled because Lets Encrypt requires a plain HTTP connection to verify the domain. This is especially problematic when the current certificate is already expired, or is missing, as Cloudflare will block all traffic to the site if the certificate is invalid, including plain HTTP. Some features such as "keep domain secured" will not function properly with strict mode enabled.

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