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John Hinton wrote:
I am trying the spf.pobox site. And cannot find <easily> an explanation
of the flags for 'all'. -all, ~all, ?all or if there might be any
others. I see in the wizard an explanation of what you have chosen.
Seems like this is a fairly major oversight? I would think this to be
the root information needed just after adding a record, to make
decisions about how strict you want to be, and the item which will be
tweaked the most often?
The prefixes for any item, including all, are:
+ or none: allowed source
- -: forbidden source
?: unknown status source
~: very questionable source
? and ~ prefixes should only be used during testing
or when there is a compelling business reason for using
them. For instance AOL uses ?all due to the nature of their
subscriber base. I expect they will be able to move to
a stricter record if SPF gets broad acceptance.
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Daniel Taylor
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