Rene Barbier wrote:
Radu Hociung wrote:
That's fine... however, if your spec if incompatible with other RFCs,
especially mainstream RFCs such the 2821, I think it will be hard to get
it passed as an RFC.
You can't make everyone comply with the requirement of a FQDN HELO name,
but I fail to see why you couldn't force such a requirement on domains
that publish SPF.
Best regards,
Great question... I think you can force publishers to make their SMTP
servers put out FQDNs, but you'd have to require it in the SPF
specification, not just hope for it.
Regards,
Radu.
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