Julian Mehnle wrote:
Brainstorming here: so if there is an SPF record, you can verify the validity of the 'sending' server and accept or reject accordingly. If not, why not fall back on greylisting? (http://projects.puremagic.com/greylisting/index.html)Chris Petersen [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:There is already an SPF module for pythonfilter.Unfortunately, I had to disable it because so many web services out there insist on sending things like invites and referrals "from" my address rather than "from" them and "reply-to" to me. SPF will only be effective if people start using the From header correctly.SPF isn't meant to be applied to message headers ("From:", "Sender:", whatever), but to the envelope sender address that's specified by the sender through the "MAIL FROM" command during the SMTP dialog. Dennis |
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