John Levine wrote:
That being the case, requiring that ADSP records always start with
something distinctive such as 'dkim=' would allow an ADSP checker to
quickly ignore an unintended TXT record.
Well, maybe. There's plenty of other ways a record can be ill-formed.
*.foo.example TXT "dkim=none dkim=discard"
*.foo.example TXT "dkim=a total crock nobody is gonna use"
Of course I didn't mean to imply that checking the first five bytes of
the ADSP record was going to guarantee validity of the rest of it. The
key word in my statement above was "unintended".
-Jim
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