I got a bounce from AOL with the case folded:
2004Mar19 10:56:43 [1210] connect from omr-m07.mx.aol.com at ('64.12.138.19',
55164) EXTERNAL
2004Mar19 10:56:43 [1210] hello from omr-m07.mx.aol.com
2004Mar19 10:56:43 [1210] mail from <> ('SIZE=2849',)
2004Mar19 10:56:43 [1210] Received-SPF: none ( mail.editorialunilit.com:
postmaster(_at_)omr-m07(_dot_)mx(_dot_)aol(_dot_)com does
not designate permitted sender hosts)
2004Mar19 10:56:44 [1210] rcpt to
<srs0+ff71vdai=gq=expolit(_dot_)com=angelica(_at_)editorialunilit(_dot_)com> ()
2004Mar19 10:56:44 [1210] srs spoofed:
srs0+ff71vdai=gq=expolit(_dot_)com=angelica(_at_)editorialunilit(_dot_)com
2004Mar19 10:56:44 [1210] abort after 0 body chars
Should I worry about this? The bounce would have been valid if not case
olded. Also, when SPF returns 'none', should I
check smaller right hand sides? E.g. check mx.aol.com, then aol.com
(which would pass).
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