Re: Can you ever reject mail based on RFC2821 MAIL FROM?


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 "Olson, Margaret" <molson(_at_)constantcontact(_dot_)com> writes:

[...]                      In other words, there are domains that are valid
in the 2821 from but never valid in the 2822 from.


So, it appears that you are saying that there is a need for a separate
policy document for RFC2821 and RFC2822 data.



-wayne

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