domains

GET /v1/domains/{domainId}/email-routing

Read a domain's inbound email routing, and what enabling it would cost.

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Autentifikacija

Pošaljite API ključ kao nosivi token. Ključ mora imati dozvolu sites.view; ključ bez nje se odbija s kodom 403, a ne 404.

Ova krajnja točka ne prihvaća ID organizacije. Vaš ključ već identificira organizaciju kojoj pripada, a odgovor je ograničen na nju.

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curl -X GET https://api.zinndigital.com/v1/domains/{domainId}/email-routing \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer zdk_live_…"

Prijavljeni ste? API konzola na vašoj nadzornoj ploči automatski unosi stvarni ID vaše organizacije i vaš vlastiti ključ te šalje zahtjev prema aktivnom API-ju kako biste mogli vidjeti stvarni odgovor. Otvori ovu krajnju točku u API konzoli

Pojedinosti

Cloudflare Email Routing on the customer's **own** account: whether it is on, the forwarding rules, the catch-all, the verified destination addresses, and the DNS the provider would publish to make it work. Scoped to the domain rather than a site, because routing is a **zone-level** feature — one switch and one rule set per zone however many sites hang off it. `impact` is the important field. Email Routing's DNS plan is **apex-only**: turning it on republishes the apex `MX` set *and* an apex SPF `TXT`, so a domain whose mail is at Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 would lose it. `impact` compares the provider's own published plan against the zone's live records on every read, so what the customer is warned about and what the enable endpoint refuses are the same value and cannot drift. `impact.zone_unreadable` is reported separately from `impact.safe` because "we could not read your DNS" and "your domain already receives mail elsewhere" are both unsafe and need completely different copy. `addresses_readable` is likewise separate from an empty `addresses` list: a credential may legitimately lack the account-level scope, and "we could not look" must not render as "there are none". `rules_readable` is the same distinction for the forwarding rules, which sit behind a **different** Cloudflare permission again — so a partially-scoped token returns a usable `status`, `plan` and `impact` with the rule list honestly marked unreadable, rather than failing the whole read. Requires `sites.view`. ⛔ A credential that lacks a required scope answers **422**, never 503: a permission gap is the one failure a retry can never clear, and telling a customer to "try again shortly" sends them round a loop with no exit (D16780).

Parametri

NazivVrstaObaveznoŠto je to
domainId (path)UuidDaThe domain's id.

Odgovor

NazivVrstaObaveznoŠto je to
domain_idUuidDaUUIDv7 identifier — sortable by creation time (docs/02 §8).
fqdnstringDa
supportedbooleanDa
enabledbooleanDa
statusstringDaThe provider's own word for the zone's state. Displayed, never branched on.
dns_readybooleanDaWhether the provider reports the required DNS actually live. Distinct from `enabled` — a zone can be switched on with its `MX` not yet resolving.
planDomainEmailRoutingDnsRecord[]Da
rulesDomainEmailRoutingRule[]Da
catch_allDomainEmailRoutingRuleDa
addressesDomainEmailRoutingAddress[]Da
addresses_readablebooleanDa`false` when the credential could not list destination addresses — a scope a customer's own token may legitimately lack. Separate from an empty `addresses` list, because an empt…
rules_readablebooleanDa`false` when the credential could not list the forwarding rules. `Zone → Email Routing Rules` is a **separate** Cloudflare permission from the one that reads the zone's routing…
status_readablebooleanDa`false` when the credential could not read the zone's routing **settings** — the half that supplies `enabled`, `status`, `dns_ready` and `plan`. On Cloudflare this is a differen…
impactDomainEmailRoutingImpactDaWhat turning routing on would replace, measured against the zone's live records.

Pogreške koje ova krajnja točka može vratiti

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