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Hey, Wayne has not actually disappeared! Good to know...
Wayne Schlitt wrote:
I think it should yield a PermError.
Legalistic reason: "MX 0 ." is illegal because "." is not a valid
FQDN, at least not for what is generally considered an FQDN by the SPF
specification.
The "." is a fully-qualified domain name, just like "/" is an absolute
path name. It is completely valid.
That's why I added the second part of my sentence. Or why do we forbid
"a:1.2.3.4"? It's a valid FQDN, after all.
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