On Fri, 2005-10-21 at 15:07 +0100, Dan Field wrote:
Some say the forwarder is wrong, other disagree... but until it is
resolved you cannot delete on fail without risking losing valid
e-mail.
Yes, you shouldn't delete on fail. You should/could reject on fail. If
you accept the mail even though it's gotten an SPF failure, you must
deliver it (read: send it to the next stage in your mail delivery
process, which may be a spam filter or some such. What a spam filter
does with an email is beyond the scope of SPF, really).
--
Andy Bakun <spf(_at_)leave-it-to-grace(_dot_)com>
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