Wayne wrote:
How can the forwarder be whitelisted when the forwarder doesn't
rewrite?
(and then Harry wrote:)
It is perfectly absurd to expect end users to know, let alone
whitelist,
either the IP address or the HELO domain of the MTAs running at the
forwarding site.
Stupid question: Why can't the forwarder whitelist themselves?
I'm interested in restoring accountability, but it doesn't matter to me who I
hold accountable for a piece of mail. If someone wants to take
responsibility for forwarding mail, I'd say, let them.
If a sender domain says "no" but a forwarder says "yes", and if the receiver
wants to let forwarders forward mail, why not accept the mail and pin the
accountability on the forwarder? DMP does this already.
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