Nick Phillips wrote:
On Sat, Aug 21, 2004 at 04:02:08AM -0400, Barry Margolin wrote:
My college alumni association provides an email forwarding service: any
alumnus can get a <user>@alum.mit.edu address that forwards to their
real email service. However, they don't provide a mail submission
service -- you still have to send your mail out through whatever SMTP
server you would normally use.
How is this supposed to work with SPF?
It seems like the other guys who have responded to this have omitted to
actually answer the question.
I say he should send the mail through his ISP with a reply-to address of
alum.mit.edu. Might not
be as fancy, but would likely be the best solution IMHO.
Otherwise, If they are going to give you the email forwarding, why not
spend 50 more cents and just give you an account?
Best regards,
Waitman Gobble