--On Dienstag, August 17, 2004 08:50:19 -0400 Anthony DePinto
<anthony(_at_)idmi(_dot_)net> wrote:
With the .name domains, all you can purchase/control is
firstname(_at_)firstname(_dot_)lastname(_dot_)name(_dot_) The e-mail forward
for
firstname(_at_)lastname(_dot_)name is controlled by the registrar itself so it
doesn't touch our servers at first. If I send an e-mail from
anthony(_at_)idmi(_dot_)net, which is my address and we run SPF, to
firstname(_at_)lastname(_dot_)name it first goes to the registrar's mail server
which forwards it AS anthony(_at_)idmi(_dot_)net to
firstname(_at_)firstname(_dot_)lastname(_dot_)name so we reject it because the
foreign
mail server is trying to send mail as myself. Convoluted, so I hope
that made more sense.
Just whitelist the registrar's mailserver on your system, so that SPF
checks will not be applied to mail that is forwarded by the registrar.
Ralf Döblitz