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Bart Schaefer wrote:
On Mar 17, 9:06am, Bill Cole wrote:
} Subject: Re: [Asrg] Unintended consequence of SPF
} Calling it a "fair use" is meaningless. As a matter of principle,
} generating a piece of email and transporting it via SMTP with an
} envelope sender address whose owner is not explicitly made aware of
} that use is ethically wrong
I realize this is not your point, but as this is a relatively technical
mailing list a distinction is important: The "From:" field is not the
envelope sender, and we have no indication here that the envelope sender
was altered to match the "From:".
Correctly implemented SPF doesn't care what the From: is. Assuming SPF
was implemented correctly (which is probably a leap ;-), that basically
means that the envelope sender _was_ generated in sync with the user
supplied email address, and we can't be sure what the From: was, tho,
the bounce might make that clearer.
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