On Sat, Feb 07, 2004 at 09:57:40AM -0600, mw-list-spf-discuss(_at_)csi(_dot_)hu
wrote:
| I just read the document on SRS. I'd like to read about cookie management
| in case the "incoming forwarder" is different from the "outgoing forwarder".
|
| In our university, all departmental servers send outgoing mail through
| an outgoing server (OUT), but incoming mail goes to a different server
| (INC). What I'd like to read about somewheree how the cookie
| generated on OUT gets communicated to INC.
As long as you can add a configuration thingy to both outgoing and
incoming that looks like
srs_secret=q34yqgaer
SRS should work.
| We also have a further complication: most (but not all) incoming mail
| ends up in INC, and is not forwarded back to the departmental servers.
| What happens then, in case of a bounce, with the (departmental) part
| of the address that does not get decoded?
In case of a bounce INC handles the SRS'ed address, rewrites it, and
passes it to OUT for delivery. Because the sender address is <> no
further SRS is needed. Unless I'm misunderstanding you, the
departmental part of the address is not needed.
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