On Thu, 2004-03-25 at 09:28 -0600, wayne wrote:
For better or worse, forwarding is already broken due to the number of
people who have already implemented ad-hoc and home-grown SPF-like
checks. SPF accelerates this trend, but anyone who cares about
forwarding needs to deal with the issue anyway.
That's poor logic. You might as well just say 'email is already broken
due to people who refuse to accept any MAIL FROM:<>', and give up.
These 'ad-hoc and home-grown SPF-like checks' are just local
misconfigurations. Such things will always exist. There's no need to
_legitimise_ such breakage.
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dwmw2