On Mon, Nov 01, 2004 at 08:41:09AM -0000, Richard Bang wrote:
So we have SPF, MS do PRA on the records, and maybe some mail gets bounced.
The hostmaster for the sending domain will be told to fix their records so
that it works with PRA and "Its not possible" will not be an acceptable
answer.
I suspect it's a mute point though. MS will use spf for sender-id and PRA
and the rest of us will have to comply because that's what always happens :(
There's always the last resort of publishing "spf2.0/pra" as a record
next to the v=spf1 record. That's a simple fix to make mail work with
pra.
Koen
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