On Tuesday 03 February 2004 6:49 pm, Hallam-Baker, Phillip wrote:
Process is the wrong level in any case, you want user account.
Yes of course - that is why I suggested identd rather than simply the client
port (which is available with requiring any kind of callout).
A macro for just the client port would still be able to do the job (although
less conveniently) and would avoid the anti-ident objection.
If you want to do this you should go to domain keys or smime. Same answer if
you want to have robust mua filtering when opening a month old email.
Neither of these are likely to become popular for sender authentication, so it
is hardly a useful suggestion.
The macro scheme is where a lot of consumer resistance is hit amongst
developers and big isps. In particular macros that require protocol actions
are going to be highly unpopular.
I can tell that from the level of resistance on this forum alone.
- Dan
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