Hi,
I just skimmed over you draft... are you aware that "_" is an INVALID
CHARACTER in current DNS? Don't let the stupid things Win2K does with its
pseudo-dns server fool you into thinking that is something that would survive
in the Internet... I guess my DNS cache resolver would simply refuse to issue
a request for 1.0.168.192._ds._client._smtp._tcp.lonehost.example.com or
something along the lines...
The idea is interesting, nonetheless... but I think you should take a look
into RFC 1034/1035 and their updates before going any further...
El 4 Mar 2003 a las 21:33, Gordon Fecyk - Home escribió:
<http://www.pan-am.ca/draft-ietf-asrg-dsprotocol-00.txt>
I just learned of this list from Computerworld's announcement of the ASRG
conference. People in other anti-spam mailing lists urged me to finish this
and post it.
It's another approach to the domain spoofing problem which supports IP (v4
and v6) based authorization of hosts sending mail, and leaves that
authorization in the hands of domain administrators.
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