Mark wrote:
To me, it feels a bit counter-intuitive. Here we have "Received-SPF",
as "field-name", plus a result code (pass, fail, softfail, etc) as
"field-body" content. It seems "Received" and "SPF", as an
inseparable entity (like "resent-from"), belong together in the
field-name.
I would have mildly preferred "X-Received-SPF", if it were not for
the fact
that RFC 2822 seems to shy away from 'rogue' X-headers. So, as it is,
I am perfectly happy with "Received-SPF".
I also see no reason to change the Received-SPF header. Received-SPF:
and Received: are NOT the same header. Adding a timestamp on the end
may be an improvement though.
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Dustin D. Trammell
Vulnerability Remediation Alchemist
Citadel Security Software, Inc.
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