On Mon, 2004-11-22 at 10:24, Frank Ellermann wrote:
Hannah Schroeter wrote:
Sounds quite bogus.
If that's your excessively polite day. I'd say braindead.
there could be 2 Received lines by the local provider
I suggest you checkout the website to find out exactly how brindead this
thing is. There is a configuration screen that lets you enter in all
the local MTAs so it knows to skip over those Received: lines.
I'm planning on contacting the author about it.
Or more. It could also differ depending on the used MX.
The real fun starts when an a:sender.example IP rotates.
Thus the folly of post-acceptance SPF checking, yes.
But if it tests 2822-From or PRA nobody will use it for
more than a day.
I seriously hope this will be the case. Unfortunately, questionable
interpretations about SPF that lead to bad implementations amounts to
seriously negative press for SPF.
Andy