On Thursday 14 October 2004 21:09, guy wrote:
I agree, I don't want email form someone that is not there! This would be
a forged email! That is what SPF tries to stop!!!
Hmm, guess this is one of those few times I have to "disagree". SPF is
intended to reduce or prevent "forgery" - but not that kind. If the domain
does not exist then you should / could / would want to drop the message, but
not based on SPF (my postfix currently drops such messages with a simple
"reject_unknown_sender_domain"). To me no SPF record is just that, no SPF
record (eg a "none" response).
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