On Thu, 2 Nov 2006, wayne wrote:
checking SPF for a given domain more than once is a
braindead checking implementation.
How would each forwarder know that the SPF record had already been
checked by the previous forwarder? Most forwarders, be it
If they *don't* know, then they should do SRS - so that the next MTA
checks their own domain, not a possible Dos victims.
So yes, checking SPF _for_a_given_domain_ more than once is braindead.
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