On Sat, 2004-09-04 at 16:40, Mark wrote:
Mail::SPF::Query (1.997), for the record, gets it right:
/usr/local/bin/spfquery -ip=212.56.100.58
-sender=dist(_at_)mcivta(_dot_)city-fan(_dot_)org -
helo=goalkeeper.city-fan.org
pass
Mail from dist(_at_)mcivta(_dot_)city-fan(_dot_)org at 212.56.100.58
rejected: see
http://www.city-fan.org/spf-reject.html: 212.56.100.58 PTR
goalkeeper.city-fan.org matches city-fan.org
spfquery: domain of dist(_at_)mcivta(_dot_)city-fan(_dot_)org designates
212.56.100.58 as
permitted sender
Received-SPF: pass (spfquery: domain of
dist(_at_)mcivta(_dot_)city-fan(_dot_)org designates
212.56.100.58 as permitted sender) client-ip=212.56.100.58;
envelope-from=dist(_at_)mcivta(_dot_)city-fan(_dot_)org;
helo=goalkeeper.city-fan.org;
I wonder what James' libsrs does. :)
It gets it right:
$ spfqtool -i 212.56.100.58 -s dist(_at_)mcivta(_dot_)city-fan(_dot_)org -h
goalkeeper.city-fan.org
pass
policy result: (pass) from rule (ptr)
NULL
Paul.
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Paul Howarth <paul(_at_)city-fan(_dot_)org>