wayne wrote:
If I recall correctly, you have written an implementation in PHP. I
confess that I don't know PHP well enough, but would it be possible to
create a command line program that does the checking? If so, would
you be willing to run the regression tests on your implementation?
I have a script that parses the test.txt supplied with M:S:Q and runs
against it. Note that my SPF-checker is not intended to produce pure
Received-SPF: headers and as such only the 'result' should be considered.
Last time I ran it (on an older test.txt) it looked like:
http://www.infinitepenguins.net/SPF/bulktest.html
There are three "discrepancies" with the official results, but no-one
could explain the reasons for the official results when I last raised them.
When I try and run it on the test.txt from M:S:Q 1.99 it copes with
pretty much everything it can parse.
However much of the latter part of that file is now not in the
documented format and as such I can't test against it.
If someone gives me a canonical test file in
<test-number> <sender> <client-ip> <result>
format I will happily re-run the tests.
The PHP SPF-engine can currently only run on my server, as it requires a
custom patch to PHP to allow the reading of TXT files.
When PHP5 comes out as a full release I can remove that requirement.
Wechsler
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