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Scott Kitterman wrote:
Andreas Saurwein wrote:
Craig Whitmore wrote:
The problem with is it takes the existing SPF records for the domain
and goes from there.
That is not clear for the user of the wizard and definitely hinders
anybody who already has a record to correct it. I would suggest a
change in the wizard in this respect.
The current wizard is deficient in a lot of ways. A replacement is in
the works using an RFC 4408 compliant back end. I understand the
frustration, but the same person that's doing the new one would have to
make the changes the old one, so we are probably better off to just
wait.
I agree that said person better concentrate on getting Mail::SPF out of the
door ASAP. However, anyone of us who knows Perl could try to fix the old
wizard. I can give anyone a login to earbone.openspf.org who can be
trusted not to abuse their powers.
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