BTW
What is the difference between SPF_SOFTFAIL SPF_NEUTRAL and SPF_HARDFAIL
or should I RTFM :-)
I think RTFM would indeed be a good thing for you. But here is the
short answer:
Softfail and hardfail are error conditions.
Neutral is a decision made by the publishing party, and effectively
asks you to process the message as if no SPF record was available.
It certainly does not mean you should reject the message, au contraire.
Oh,
I was going thru TFM ultimately , but it says SPF_NETUTRAL should be
treated as no record. But Spamassassin by default scores it 1.07. Should
I reduce the score then .. I think scoring such mail is against SPF
compliance. Wonder why it is done so in Spamassassin ?
Thanks
Ram
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