In <200601111937(_dot_)50935(_dot_)julian(_at_)mehnle(_dot_)net> Julian Mehnle
<julian(_at_)mehnle(_dot_)net> writes:
I put the 1.7 million number there because that was how many domains I
had found with SPF records the last time I ran a survey.
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< Holy cow! I'd call that a success! >
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... and others would call it a failure because it is no where near
100% of all domains. As Andy Newton points out, the percentage of all
.com domains with SPF records is actually shrinking, rather than
growing. I suspect this is because the vast majority of new domains
are for typo-squatting and ad-word trolling, rather than for use in
email.
Does that include sub-domains already (example.org vs. mta.example.org)?
That is *just* the domains under things like .com and .org, not
subdomains under them, nor domains under stuff that I can't get a
complete list of, such as .de or .uk.
-wayne
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