In that case, if I understand correctly, Marty is sending his E-mail
untested and unmonitored. Is that not Marty's problem, really? Where are
we heading if we try to fix that problem?
On 22.06.23 14:59, Douglas Foster wrote:
Right, but the messages often get sent anyway. So the evaluator who
blocks the message as malicious impersonation is blocking incorrectly
because the fail result is unreliable. If it only affects nuisance
advertising, the error may not matter to the evaluator. But I think
the problem affects some messages that matter to the recipient.
Doug
On Thu, Jun 22, 2023, 7:46 AM Sebastiaan de Vos
<sebastiaan=40inboxsys....@dmarc.ietf.org> wrote:
If I don't know how to control the zone for the domain I want to
send from, I can't authenticate my mail from that domain. Isn't
that part of the purpose of DKIM in the first place?
On 21.06.23 15:36, Todd Herr wrote:
Maybe Marty knows who does control DNS, and Marty is good at
cutting and pasting, and Marty can successfully communicate the
request to the DNS people for wesellstuff.com
<http://wesellstuff.com>
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