On the web page
http://new.openspf.org/Implementations
it says to report SPF-supporting software to this mailing list.
Mail Avenger (http://www.mailavenger.org/) supports SPF as an SMTP
daemon that wraps around an existing MTA like sendmail. It might
provide a useful alternative for people who either don't want to mess
with their MTA configuration, or use an MTA that doesn't yet have an
SPF plug-in.
It's also potentially useful for compliance testing. Mail Avenger's
SPF implementation is based only on the spec, not existing code, so
checking its output against another implementation might be a good
sanity check that everyone is doing the right thing.
It would be great if someone could add a link to Mail Avenger on the
Implementations page.
Thanks,
David
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